2005-2010 Hummer H3 Faulty Speaker Replacement
ID: 161065
Description: This guide is meant to be used for the 2007...
Steps:
- Ensure the vehicle is turned off before accessing the battery.
- Remove the negative terminal first, followed by the positive terminal. Removing the positive terminal first could result in a direct short to the ground.
- Use your 10-millimeter wrench to remove the hex nuts on the negative terminal. (Image 1)
- Once the negative terminal's hex nut is removed, we can tuck the negative terminal and cable beside the battery. (Image 2)
- Repeat these two steps for the positive terminal.
- Identify plastic covers (Image 1)
- Remove plastic covers with tweezers (Image 2 & 3)
- Be careful not to scratch the plastic when you remove the coverings with the tweezers.
- Remove the three highlighted fasteners with the T30 Torx Screwdriver. (Image 1 & 2)
- Use the magnetic pickup tool for loosened stubborn fasteners that are difficult to remove from the socket (Image 3)
- The door panel will not fully detach in this step. Do not yank after the panel is released from the frame!
- It is recommended to have an extra helping hand for the following steps.
- Shimmy the prybar along the outlined area until you feel a slight detachment from the door panel. (Image 1)
- Grab the door panel and pull the bottom portion towards yourself slightly. (Image 2)
- With the panel pulled slightly towards you, you can lift it, releasing it from the frame. (Image 3)
- Do not yank the door panel.
- Having an extra helping hand hold the panel while you complete the following steps is recommended.
- Locate the two metal cables used for the handle and locking mechanism attached to the ball sockets behind the door panel. (Image 1)
- Rotate the yellow cable 90 degrees counterclockwise and lift the cable from the ball socket. Repeat for the green cable. (Image 2)
- With both cables removed from the panel, we can now remove the Blue electrical cable.
- Press on the clip of the blue cable and gently unplug. (Image 3)
- Locate the four fasteners that hold the speaker in place. (Image 1)
- Use the Phillips Head Screwdriver size PH2 to remove the four fasteners (Image 2)
- With the fasteners removed, we can gently pull the speaker out, which will reveal the final cable.
- Locate the clip on the cable connected to the speaker and gently unplug it. (Image 3)