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Although the stock Ford factory speakers in the 2007-2010 Edge are more than adequate, some owners will want to upgrade them with better aftermarket speakers.

The only tools needed to complete this procedure are a Phillips head screwdriver, a 7/32 socket with ratcheting wrench and a Torx T-15 screwdriver.

First use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the two screws on the outer edge of the door, the two screws on the inner edge of the door, and the two screws on the bottom lip of the door panel.

Remove the screw with a size Torx T-15 screw driver. A small flathead screwdriver may also work if you don't have any Torx tools.

Use a size 7/32" socket on an extension piece to unscrew it.

Some replacement aftermarket speakers come with adapters so that you can avoid cutting the OEM wiring.

If yours didn't you can also use wire taps to connect the wires for your new speakers without cutting the stock power plug.

To reduce road noise and make your new speakers sound better, I recommend applying some Dynamat Sound Deadener to the metal door frame. It will help stop vibrations and rattles when you crank up the volume.

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