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| This is a discussion on dash rattle within the Gen II Prius Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting forums, part of the Gen II (2004-2009) Toyota Prius Forums category; How does one remove the SPEAKER GRILL above the MVD ? If I hold my hand on one corner "the ... |
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Friends: 0 | How does one remove the SPEAKER GRILL above the MVD ? If I hold my hand on one corner "the dratted rattle" goes away that I suspect the problem lies there-in Yes, ours is the 2006 machine |
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Friends: 37 | Just pry up the front edge with a thin spatula or knife...comes up quite easily. |
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Friends: 37 | BTW, while you're at it try disconnecting the speaker wires...you might find, like several of us, that you prefer the increased stereo separation you get by removing that speaker. |
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Friends: 0 | really? you dont have yours connected? |
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Friends: 37 | Hasn't been for about 3 years. It's not a true 'center speaker' as you'd expect in a surround sound system, it's just an equal blend of the front two speakers...hence it serves to balance the sound if you have a driver and passenger...but since I'm usually the only one driving I can shift the balance of the front two speakers so they're equal and disconnecting the center speaker gives much nicer stereo separation. |
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