I have the same exact problem in my 1999 Buick Regal LS. I know both of theses cars are almost exactly the same thing. I have a Monsoon sound system. I'm not sure if your car has the Concert sound system in it. I have looked all over my car and it seem that you have to remove the seats. So far I have noticed that the seats somehow slide into a bracket on the frame, but there also seems to be a bolt holding them in place. If I look inside my trunk, I can see my speakers and there seems to be a clip on the enclosure they are mounted to. None of that seems to help though unless you are able to get the rear dash off. If anyone else has a solution to this problem, it would be greatly appreciated.
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he was from the 18th century
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He lived in the 2nd half of the 18th century.
We are in the 21 st century
I have a 99 century limited(leather seats) on which i replaced both rear speakers, and I believe the 2000 model would be almost identical. you have to take the seat apart to get the speakers out. You CANNOT get to them through the trunk or by removing the speaker grilles, because the grilles are riveted/glued in place and are not designed to be detachable. I have detailed, step-by-step instructions for getting everything apart under the question: How do you remove 1999 Buick Century Limited rear deck speakers that apparently are now defective because the bass is now buzzing with distortion in both?so everything you need should be there. good luck!
I have a 99 century limited(leather seats) on which i replaced both rear speakers, and I believe the 2003 model would be almost identical. It may be a bit of a stretch, so I would do some more research, but i know for my 99, i had to take the seat apart to get the speakers out. You CANNOT get to them through the trunk or by removing the speaker grilles, because the grilles are riveted/glued in place and are not designed to be detachable. I have a detailed, step-by-step how-to for getting everything apart under the question, = How do you remove 1999 Buick Century Limited rear deck speakers that apparently are now defective because the bass is now buzzing with distortion in both? = so everything you need should be there. hope that helps!
The front door speakers in a 2003 buick century are 5 1/4 inches.
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I have that car and you can remove them from the truck of the car.
The plastic piece that cover the speakers and vent just oulls off and sets back in there when you are done
The fisrts Gemanic speakers came to England in the 5th century AD. Those tribes were the Angles, Saxons and Jutes
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Yes, they can be replaced. According to Crutchfield.com, the front dash speakers are 4" x 6".
If you mean size than 5.25 in front doors, 6x9 in back
Read books. Speak with educated speakers. Turn off the television.
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