Replacing Front Speakers & Tweeters on Jeep Wrangler JK/JKU

The driver side midrange speaker in my 2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited is dying. I’m replacing both front speakers and tweeters with a new set. They’re component speakers, something new to me. I’m not an audiophile and have never replaced these before. Watch and learn along with me! This should apply to all the JK/JKU model wranglers though the later models have flat covers for the tweeters instead of the tombstones like I have.

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Chapters
(0:00) Remove driver side speaker enclosure & tweeter
(6:23) Install driver side speaker enclosure & tweeter
(7:33) Remove passenger side speaker enclosure & tweeter
(9:35) Install passenger side speaker enclosure & tweeter
(11:29) Replace speaker in enclosure
(15:51) Before & After
(17:12) Outro

Music:
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