🔊 GM Genuine Parts 25926188 Front Door Radio Speaker: Superior Sound Quality for Your Vehicle! Review

What can I say. This corresponds to the original speakers. The main difference is that these work and others don't. For a simple base replacement, they work just fine.

Excellent duplication of the original Chevrolet speakers! Bought for a 2009 Chevrolet Malibu and they fit great. Installation was easy - install on YouTube. The sound is phenomenal. Costs money.

Replaced door speakers in 08 Chevy Malibu LS. Before that I read that these speakers don't do well due to moisture in the door. Of course, they fit perfectly and without any problems. I now have sound in all columns!

This is a direct OEM speaker replacement. I installed a couple of these in my 2009 Malibu to replace the failed speakers in both front doors. They are clear and sound good. Just know that you are getting an OEM replacement, not an aftermarket speaker.

It does what it's supposed to do. I haven't tried the bluetooth in the car since my wife's car. I told my daughter to plug in a new phone. I'm pretty sure it will work because it worked in my machine. I have the same problem.

My right speaker kept dropping out and I was hoping it was the speaker and not the main unit. It was definitely a speaker and the new one sounds fantastic! The whole job took no more than 30 minutes. All you need is a torque screwdriver and a 10mm socket. See photos. The new speaker comes with the standard Malibu plastic housing already installed and is an exact replacement. Cheap and easy! Exactly how I love her.

This is a Chinese part of the same quality, it won't withstand up to 4 door slams a day and was supposed to arrive at the factory, but it's just what I needed to fit the rest of the car. If you're not upgrading your speakers and just want your doorbell to work again, this is your part. When replacing a door speaker, check the wiring harness at the door hinge in the rubber hose that runs between the body and the door for pinched wires. In this case, a new speaker won't fix anything.

The dealer charged $388 to replace my front speakers that failed on my 2010 Malibu, apparently a common problem. I bought these $60 OEM speakers from Revain and made them a breeze myself in an hour and 20 minutes. After doing the first, it took me only 20 minutes to do the second. Saved me over $320. Definitely worth it if you want to save a few bucks and these appear to be genuine Delco AC parts. I can't vouch for the long-term quality of the speakers considering they'll probably fail again in