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Cayman rear speaker removal

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My 2014 Cayman S with Bose has a right rear speaker blown. I ordered the part but can anyone point me in the right direction for its removal and reinstallation. I can't find anything on it. Thanks in advance.

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Undo fastening screws 1.

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To reduce the unclipping forces and thereby the risk of damage during removal, the removal steps must be carried out at the accessible connection points using a suitable tool.

Unclip trim panel for spring strut mount 2 first upwards Arrows A and then pull out slightly in direction of Arrow B.

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Check fastening nuts 1 and clamps 2, 3, and replace if necessary.

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Did anyone figure this out yet? I'm most of the way there but need help. I've got the entire storage/speaker bracket removed but can't figure out how to get the **** speaker out. Please shoot me an email if you can help. brian dot penn at hotmail dot com. Thanks in advance!

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