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What size speakers are in the 2003 Ford f350?

The 2003 Ford F-350 Super Duty does not have a single universal speaker size; sizes vary by cab configuration and audio package. In most setups, you can expect 6.5-inch front-door speakers, with dash and rear speakers sizing depending on trim and cab type. Always verify your exact configuration for precise replacements.


Overview of how cabin configuration affects speaker size


Ford offered several cab options for the 2003 F-350 (Regular Cab, Super Cab, and Crew Cab) and different audio packages. This means the exact speaker sizes can differ even within the same model year. The following guidance covers typical baselines you’re likely to encounter, while noting that some trims may deviate.


Common front-door speaker sizes


Before listing, note that front-door speakers are the most consistently sized component across most 2003 F-350s.



  • Most configurations: 6.5 inches (165 mm) in the front doors

  • In some base or special audio setups, a 6x8 inch rectangular speaker may appear in the front doors


Conclusion: For the bulk of 2003 F-350 trucks, you should plan on a 6.5-inch front-door speaker when shopping for replacements.


Dash speaker sizes


The dash (center) speaker often varies with the radio package, cab, and trim level.



  • Common dash sizes: typically 4x6 inches, with some configurations using 5x7 inches


Conclusion: Dash speaker sizes commonly fall in the 4x6 inch range, but check your specific vehicle to confirm exact measurements.


Rear speaker sizes (Super Cab and Crew Cab configurations)


Rear speakers depend on whether the truck has a two-door back seat setup or a full rear cabin with its own speakers.



  • Typical rear sizes: 5x7 inches or 6x8 inches, depending on audio package and cab style

  • Regular Cab configurations may not have rear speakers, or may use smaller rear fills if equipped


Conclusion: If your F-350 has rear seating with factory speakers, expect either 5x7" or 6x8" rear speakers, though some models may omit rear fills entirely.


How to verify your exact sizes on your truck


Since sizes vary, confirm the precise dimensions for your specific vehicle using one of these methods.



  1. Remove the door panel and measure the opening diameter for the front-door speakers.

  2. Inspect the dash speaker housing or factory invoice/owner’s manual to confirm dash size.

  3. Check the rear doors or rear interior panels if you have Super Cab or Crew Cab for the rear speaker dimensions.

  4. Cross-check the original equipment list (OEM audio package) or contact a Ford dealership with your VIN for exact specs.


Conclusion: Measuring or consulting the OEM documentation will give you the precise speaker sizes for your exact 2003 F-350 configuration.


Upgrading and replacement tips


If you’re planning to upgrade, keep these considerations in mind to ensure compatibility and sound quality.



  • Know the mounting depth and cutout size, not just the woofer diameter, to avoid clearance issues.

  • Consider using these common sizes as a starting point: 6.5" front doors, 4x6" dash, and 5x7" or 6x8" rear if present.

  • When upgrading, you may need adapters or bracket kits to fit aftermarket speakers in the factory locations.


Conclusion: Upgrading is easier when you have confirmed sizes and mounting depths; plan for adapter hardware if necessary and verify fit in your specific cab style.


Summary


The 2003 Ford F-350’s speaker sizes are not universal and depend on cab style and audio package. The typical baseline is a 6.5-inch front-door speaker, with dash sizes commonly around 4x6 inches and rear speakers sized 5x7 or 6x8 inches in crew or super cab configurations. To be certain, verify with measurements or the OEM documentation for your exact truck, especially before purchasing replacements.

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