What size speakers are in a Ford Taurus?

Speaker Sizes in Ford Taurus
The speaker sizes in a Ford Taurus vary depending on the generation of the vehicle. Here are the speaker sizes for different generations of the Ford Taurus:
– Gen 1 (1986-1991):
– Front: 5.25″ (some have used 6.5″)
– Dash: 3.5″ (with Premium/JBL)
– Rear: 6×9″ (6×8″ for the JBL)
– Subs: 6×8 drivers mounted under stock 6×8’s
– Gen 2 (1992-1995):
– Front: 5.25″ (some have used 6.5″)
– Rear (in Sedan): 5×7/6×8
– Rear (in Wagon): 6.5″
– Sub: 6.5″
– Gen 3 (1996-1999):
– Front: 5×7/6×8
– Rear: 5×7/6×8
– Tweeters: 2″ w/inline crossover
– Sub: 6×9 (1996 ONLY)
– Gen 4 (2000-2007):
– Front: 5×7/6×8
– Rear: 5×7/6×8
– Tweeters: 1″ w/inline crossover
– Sub: 6×9 (2000 ONLY)
It is also mentioned that it is possible to install other sizes by cutting out some adapters. In 1997 with the Mach system, Ford used a regular 5×7 and chose only to high pass the tweeters.
For specific aftermarket speaker compatibility and options, it’s recommended to compare aftermarket parts with the stock Ford Taurus size from a reliable chart and determine compatibility with the sound system. Generally, most cars will have four door speakers, one speaker in each door, and these speakers vary in size. Some trims of the Ford Taurus can have a smaller or bigger number of speakers and a greater variety of sizes too.
If you are considering replacing the speakers in your Ford Taurus, it’s important to ensure compatibility with the sound system and the vehicle’s specific trim.

Contents

What are the common car speaker sizes?
What size are Ford door speakers?
What size speakers does a 2004 Ford Taurus have?
What’s the difference between 12 inch and 15 inch speakers?
How many speakers are in a 2015 Ford Taurus SHO?
What size speakers are in a 2006 Ford Taurus?
What brand of speakers does Ford use?
How do I find out the size of my speakers?
What are the different sizes of speakers?
What size speakers are in a 2015 Ford Taurus?

What are the common car speaker sizes?

Midrange drivers for typical car audio applications vary in size from 6.5 inches and 6×9 inches on the large side down to as small as 2.5 inches. Many midrange drivers try to do double-duty as midbass drivers for use in two- or three-way audio systems.

What size are Ford door speakers?

6×9″
Speakers that fit your 2019 Ford F-150 XLT*

Speaker location	Speaker sizes**
Center Dash	3-1/2″
Front Door	6×9″ Component System
Front Pillars	Tweeter

What size speakers does a 2004 Ford Taurus have?

Speakers that fit your 2004 Ford Taurus SE*

Speaker location	Speaker sizes**
Front Door	6×8″

What’s the difference between 12 inch and 15 inch speakers?

The 15″ woofer will require slightly less power to give the same volume. And the cone (the moving part of the woofer) will have to move less distance for the same volume, which can improve distortion. But if the 12″ speaker has enough power and doesn’t distort too much, then it makes no difference.

How many speakers are in a 2015 Ford Taurus SHO?

The vehicle also has a push-button start, dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control, and a Sony audio system with 12 speakers. In terms of safety features, the Taurus SHO comes with a rearview camera, reverse sensing system, and a blind spot information system with cross-traffic alert.

What size speakers are in a 2006 Ford Taurus?

6×8″
Speakers that fit your 2006 Ford Taurus SEL*

Speaker location	Speaker sizes**
Front Door	6×8″
Front Door Tweeters
Front Door Woofers	6×8″

What brand of speakers does Ford use?

The high-quality B&O audio solutions are specifically tailored for each Ford model, ensuring that everyone in the car enjoys the same enveloping audio experience. The clarity and timeless appeal of B&O design blends seamlessly with the car’s interior.

How do I find out the size of my speakers?

If you want to know the exact measurement of your speakers, you can always check your owner’s manual or you can use a tape measure to determine the dimensions on your own. Like most components, speakers are manufactured to fit a certain make and model.

What are the different sizes of speakers?

6×9-inch, 6.5-inch, 5 1/4-inch, 4-inch, and 3.5-inch. These common speaker sizes produce a diverse range of tones. Typically, the smaller the better for high-range sounds that make audio sound clearer. As you get larger, the added surface area responds better to low frequencies, so there’s more bass from bigger sizes.