About the Metra HWP-0001
This package contains 10 black pan head screws and 10 speed clips, which are used to install car speakers that don't come with their own mounting hardware. The screws are 1-1/2" long and this pack includes enough screws and clips to install a pair of speakers. Warranty: 60 days.
What's in the box:
- Ten 1.5" Mounting screws
- 10 Speed clips
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I didn't need the metal clips/nuts for my install, but I did use the screws which worked fine for mounting my new speakers to the required plastic mounting brackets.
David from Littlestown, PA
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3 questions already asked
Q
Can I use these to screw into the metal door panel? My JBL speakers don't fit with the universal adapter on the 3 manufacturing holes. Thank you.
[ Mindless_Jack Feb 26, 2021 ]
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No those screws will not work for screwing into metal. You will need to get self drilling screws or drill holes in the correct position then you can use those screws.
[ Carrie Vande Feb 26, 2021 ]
Q
What's the size of the screw? They're way too long to use for rear speakers on a 2007 Honda Civic Lx Sedan. I don't want to cut these screws or drill holes into the metal of my car.
[ TJ Aug 06, 2020 ]
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We have not received any answers from other customers on your question. I would recommend reaching out to an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They should be able to help answer your question.
[ Calvin Aug 21, 2020 ] Staff
Q
which side of the clip do u insert the screw into?
[ Dave Jan 25, 2014 ]
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The opposite side of the picture shown.
[ DYLAN Jan 28, 2014 ]
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Should be the flat side. The "raised" area should point away from the work.
[ Dino Jan 27, 2014 ]
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I inserted the screw on the side that was indented inward. It worked fine.
[ TONY Jan 26, 2014 ]
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This was a while back that I had used these...however if I'm not mistaken one side was flat while the other had a small opening. I used the open side figuring it would be a littler easier and having that screw drill through the solid just made me feel it was a bit more secure. Also while installing the speakers I noticed I had to make new drill holes in the door panels not for all sides of the speakers just one or two so again it just I guess seemed to make more sense to have the opening on the clips face inside the car to wear the screw would enter that first. Let me say this I'm no expert however im running a 15" L5 at 700 RMS and shakes the whole SUV and I've had no issues with these clips failing the way I secured then...so thats some good news :)
[ JEREMY Jan 26, 2014 ]
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