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Honda Crosstour Speaker Assembly (17Cm-Nd) (Single) (Pioneer)
Part Number: 39120-TA0-A01$14.61 MSRP: $20.63You Save: $6.02 (30%)
Honda Crosstour Speaker Assembly, Tweeter (Std) (Pioneer)
Part Number: 39120-SJC-A01$19.36 MSRP: $27.36You Save: $8.00 (30%)
Honda Crosstour Speaker Assembly, Tweeter (Foster)
Part Number: 39120-STK-A22$24.65 MSRP: $34.81You Save: $10.16 (30%)
Honda Crosstour Speaker Assembly, Woofer (20Cm) (Foster)
Part Number: 39120-TP6-A01$117.34 MSRP: $165.73You Save: $48.39 (30%)
Honda Crosstour Speaker Assembly (17Cm-Nd) (Single) (Foster)
Part Number: 39120-STK-A01$41.43 MSRP: $58.52You Save: $17.09 (30%)
Honda Crosstour Car Speakers Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What steps should be followed to remove and install the radio and speakers on Honda Crosstour?A: Before beginning the procedure, ensure you have the anti-theft code for the radio and have noted the frequencies for the radio station preset buttons. Start by removing the climate control assembly. For 2013 and later Crosstour models, take out the individual climate control switch mounting screws and switches from each side of the radio to access the radio mounting screws. Next, remove the radio mounting bolts by detaching the two screws from each side and take the radio out of its mounting bracket. Installation follows the reverse order of removal. For the front door speakers, first remove the front door trim panel. The speakers are secured by three clips-one larger clip at the top and two smaller clips at the bottom. Carefully pry the speaker out by pushing down on the larger upper clip, then lift the speaker to disengage the bottom clips. Disconnect the electrical connector by depressing the two release tabs and remove the speaker. Installation is again the reverse of removal. For the tweeters, pry up the tweeter speaker grille with a small screwdriver and disconnect the electrical connector. Separate the tweeter from the grille by carefully prying loose the three small lugs that lock it in place, taking care not to damage the thin cylindrical plastic housing. Installation is the reverse of removal. For the rear speakers, open the trunk and disconnect the electrical connector from the speaker you wish to replace. Push up the four split locator pins for the speaker grille to detach it from the rear shelf trim panel, then remove the grille. Next, remove the speaker mounting screws and pull the speaker out of its receptacle. Installation is the reverse of removal.
