Replacing the speakers in your GMC Yukon Denali truck with aftermarket versions can add to the sound quality of the vehicle's stereo system, especially if you also replaced the radio itself. The 2004 Denali has speakers that are clipped into place rather than screwed or riveted on. Replacing a speaker will be easy provided you have replacement speakers that are the exact same size as the original ones.
Instructions
Removal
- 1
Disconnect the truck's negative battery cable.
2Unhook the clip for the door's manual window crank with a hooked tool behind the handle (or rub a rag behind the handle), or for a power window, pry off the window switch assembly from the door handle with a trim stick and disconnect its electrical connector.
3Pry off all small panels and bezels on or near the door with the trim stick, including the triangular panel on the mirror mount and the bezel surrounding the door handle.
4Unscrew and remove all of the mounting screws for the door's inner trim panel then pull the panel out to detach the clips. Disconnect all remaining electrical connectors on the door panel.
5Peel off the plastic water deflector sheet from the door.
6Press down on the speaker's upper mounting tab while grasping the speaker, then tilt the speaker out of the door frame and lift it off the tabs on the bottom. Disconnect the speaker's electrical connector.
Installation
- 7
Connect the replacement speaker to the electrical connector.
8Secure the speaker to the lower tabs and pivot it into the mounting hole, clipping it in place with the door's mounting tab.
9Press the plastic shield back into place on the door.
10Reconnect the trim panel onto the door, connecting all needed electrical connectors and engaging all its clips, then apply its mounting screws. Reconnect all smaller panels and bezels to the panel.
11Reinstall the window crank or control switch with its clip or electrical connector.
12Reconnect the black battery cable onto the negative terminal.
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