well the other day we were foolin around in my moms blazer and noticed that it has a speker that don't work in the rear door. so i was wondering where would i go to check for tips on takeing apart a door on a 99 chev blazer. i have checked on some sites and am checking right now on a couple others. just if some one has some hidden site or info that i have not come across yet.

thx
Tyler

[ January 21, 2005, 03:31 PM: Message edited by: lumina_guy ]

haynes manual would generally work

got any thing that i don't gotta go out and buy?

visit a junk yard and "experiment" [img]tongue.gif[/img]

look for screws in unlikely spots at various angles.. and try not to force anything.... (although sometimes you have to)

Some vehicles are easy take apart, some are not... in my fist car with a system all I had to do was pull off the trim around the factory deck and undo two blots to get it out..... in my next car I had to take apart the whole friggn dash...... :mad:

ya thats the same dang way with my car you gotta rip apart the hole dang dash just to get to the deck. but as for the door thing i only found3 screws on it. one for the door handle and 2 more for a moldeing around the window. well ill have some more time later this evening to go see what i have to do.

I hope you've cleared this with your mom [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

you mean im supose to ask before i go and work on other peoples vehicles.J/K

ya i asked her, she said its alright.

The junk yard is an graet place to learn. Even just looking at it after it's apart. Be on look out for window cranks and hidden screws. Being in warmth will help. I never take anything apart in the cold. Things like to snap instead of bend! One of those door tool remover things can come in handy. ( sorry know what it looks like just not the name )

will they let me just go into a junk yard and do stuff like that? i have never heard of something like this before, but if they will then all the better i can learn how to take apart the interior of a vehical. so many things i never knew i could do.