[Dirtybird]

I can't find really what I'm looking for with a search. I was just wondering if anyone has had the same problem and what they did. Sometimes they will come back on if I hit a bump or turn the radio up loud, which is ridiculous. I have the passenger side panel off and trying to move wires and what not around to simulate a bump in the road. Nothing. :think: After typing this, could it possibly be the plug in the back of my radio? That's aftermarket. I have a sub I want to hook up but what's the point if the rest of my setup doesnt work. Grrrr, any help is appreciated. :worship:

:think: Matt

 

[JayBo]

It's very possible that it could be behind the deck. Pull it out and let it play as you move the wires around. Or, it could just be the speaker going bad, but I doubt it. Sounds like more of a wiring issue to me

 

[Dirtybird]

That's what I figured. Thanks, I guess I'll try that now. Stupid wiring. :lol:

 

[JayBo]

Can't blame the wires! Only the one who hooked them up :read:


:crazy:

 

[Forklift]

a lot of times its actually in the speaker itself having a problem with the voice coil

 

[rodg1984]

i had my aftermarket headunit out the other day and when I was putting it back in i noticed one of the speakers cutting out. the only thing i could figure was the factory harness has a wire loose. went ahead and put everything back together cuz didn't have anything to fix it at the time and haven't had any problems with it again.

mines a 95 with all speakers and wiring stock, alpine headunit and a sub added in.

 

[9074life]

a lot of times its actually in the speaker itself having a problem with the voice coil

Not if its both sides, but otherwise could be