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Yeah there is this site you can refer to: http://www.gearmonkey.org/sixthman/archives/001934.html#001934

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Yeah there is the manual you can look at

But this is my own way of doing it and I want all the members to find this info on TN instead elsewhere



the rear seat itself is very easy to take down, just pop the 2 clips circled upward then slide the entire seat out (to the front of the car of course)



now follow the safety belts to the bottom and remove these 4 bolts (you can't miss)



something off topic, i found some trash under the seat (plastic clip, pen cap, air freshner, 9mm luger speer point, money, and some hook



now unlock the seat latch from the trunk then fold all seats down, remove bolts circled, 4 total, 2 each side (vise grip very helpful) Gently wiggle the back out


now with both the bottom and back seats removed, you can then take off the 2 side cushions by removing circled bolt, then slid them upward against the back (there is a clip on top)



now all back seats are removed (1 long bottom, 2 square backs, 2 side cushions)
you need to remove the c pillar by poping circled clips (beware the metal one on top, its the hardest to remove) be patient, don't break them !



go in the trunk and squeeze circled clips to replease them (they are for the center brake light so they are under them)



now pull the brake light out slowly and DISCONNECT THE WIRE FIRST, then remove it completely (notice circle 2 clips = 2 clips from above pic)



general back shot to give you an idea
now you need to remove the flat shelf covering the speakers
Like the arrows indicated, lift on the edge and pop the 2 clips right under the arrows




2 clips on the flat shelf you "pop"



now wiggle the shelf straight toward the front of the car, notice you can't remove it completely because of the safety belts, so just let it hang.

I dont think explain how to get to the rear 6x9 is worth any discussion, just remove the bolts and pop in your new set, make baffle if necessary





FOLLOWING IS WHAT YOU SHOULD HAVE AND DO NO LOSE THEM !!!



left to right: center brake light, center & passenger safety belt holder, 4 back seat bolt, 2 side cushion bolts, 4 safety belt bolt


all takes about 30 minutes


any feedback is welcome :)
 

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Just for reference, it is not necessary to remove the seat backs or the seat bottom cushion to remove the cover for the shelf to get to the 6x9s. You need to remove the two side pieces, one bolt at the bottom each side.

For 2000 and 2001 models, there are 3 child safety seat anchors that you must remove before you can take that shelf cover off. Pull the plastic covers off to reveal the bolts.
 

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pictures need to be resized, but this will be helpful to everyone who wants to remove their rear seats to get at the suspension mounts

good work :thumbup:
 

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Im assuming this is pretty much the same for the Gen3 as well, right?
 

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T.T i wish i had speakers to remove...my gen 3 camry doesnt have any rear speakers. How would i go about installing some rear speakers?
By following the instructions above.
 

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Pictures need a resize but I vote this as sticky material.
 

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Yeah...ive got a 22" Widescreen monitor set at 1680x1050 resolution and STILL have to scroll left to right...lol.

Nice write up.....but can anyone confirm this is the same procedure for Gen3/3.5?
 

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I think the Haynes Manual I have did NOT have the proper instructions for Gen 4 and they probably just put the same instructions they had for Gen 3 Camrys so no, the procedure does not appear to be the same.
 

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Those people are confused. I dont think they know the rear of their car from the front!
Why do you say that. Just because of their note that says

*NOTE - These are 6 3/4" speakers, we have seen a nice Pioneer speaker that fits or you may have to purchase an adaptor ring and install a 6 1/2" speaker

??

I thought the rear shelf removal instructions looked about right, but the rear speakers aren't 6 3/4" Their like a custom sized 6X9 or something aren't they?
 
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