Code 3 2005 + Impala Passenger Side - Manual (Page 2)

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Installation Instructions:
Step 1. Remove the passenger side head light by pulling up and removing the white plastic retention clip (See Figure
-1). Remove the single mounting screw at the passenger side fender using a 7 mm hex socket wrench (See Figure -2).
Pull the head light out, unplug the wiring connector & set the head light, clip, & mounting screw aside.
FIGURE -1 FIGURE -2
Step 2. Remove the OEM horn assembly mounting screw with a 10 mm hex socket (See Figure -3). Take note as to
which horn is the top horn and which is the bottom. Unplug the horn connector and set the horn assembly aside.
Tuck the head light & horn wires & their connectors back in the fender to provide more room to install the speaker.
Step 3. Remove the (2) Vehicle bumper bolts using a 13 mm socket (See Figure -4).
Step 4. Position the Speaker Mounting bracket inside the side of the vehicle's frame as shown in Figure -5 and locate
the existing hole in the side of the vehicle's frame which will be behind the slot in the Speaker Mounting Bracket shown
in Figure -6. Note: The hole in the vehicle's frame is covered up by a bar code sticker. Take a small Phillips screw
driver or punch and poke a hole through the bar code sticker. Once you have located the existing hole in the vehicle's
frame, using a 10 mm socket, thread the supplied 1/4" X 5/8" Long Slot/Hex head sheet metal screw into the hole in the
side of the vehicle's frame (See Figure -7 -Shown with Speaker Mounting Bracket in place for clarity only) until the
screw has created a thread in the vehicle's frame sheet metal. Thread the screw in until it is almost bottomed out but not
fully tightened. Remove the screw for later steps in the process.
Step 5. Attach the C3100 Speaker to the mounting bracket using the (4) supplied #12 Phillips Pan Head Screws with (4)
1/4" internal tooth star washers (See Figure 8). NOTE: The speaker must be oriented with the speaker wires exit-
ing the bottom of the speaker and the CAUTION label at the top (See Figure -9 on page 3). The exit holes for the
wires are also the speaker drain holes. Failure to mount the speaker in this orientation will void all warranties!
FIGURE -3 FIGURE -4 FIGURE -5
FIGURE -6 FIGURE -7 FIGURE -8