DaveCitigoTK

No , i took the door panels off to get to the speakers, then drilled the pop rivets out to release the original speakers.

Hiya, its a bit of a faff , probably best to order some new panels clips off Ebay etc...as some might break...I watched a video on YouTube as aren't any manuals 🤷...if you got some plastic panels removal tools these will help too, wont damage panels or door. Watch YouTube video before you start to know what's involved 💤

I changed mine recently for some JVC 6.5in speakers, they have a slightly protruding front but fitted just great with the spacer kit and speaker connectors that came with them...if your Alpine ones stick out too much , possibly shallower spacers will probably cure this 👍, I chose to use sef tapping screws over riveting them in like original speakers, I don't know about rear speakers and connections unfortunately but would be great if get this sorted as I'm interested in putting rear speakers in my citigo if possible and don't have to put different head unit in 👍

Hi all, from West Midlands in England, bought my first skoda, a citigo in December last year...cracking little car 👍👌

It is a bit disappointing that Haynes don't make a paper/book version....I wanted to remove rear bumper as little bit of rust round by filler cap starting (common fault) I have a 13 plate.....and absolutely nothing about in Haynes auto fix.....nor seat removal,,door card removal etc....as want to change front speakers....and give inside a full wet vac when weather is better.....get most of tips and advice thru YouTube..and this site....which I've just joined...Great little Skoda community here 👍👌🤗

i tried everywhere to get a haynes manual...in book form .....but they dont make them so i bought thier digital autofix for my citigo....what a waste of time this was.....very limited information....not worth £27 ...so phoned up explaining its not really as good as a proper book/manual and got a prompt refund thankfully.