FD pass bose speaker help
02-09-03, 05:00 PM
#1
FD pass bose speaker help
Hey,
I had a problem with just my passenger speaker
It was sqeeking for a few weeks so I just unplugged it
Now I bought another one from a forum member and when I plug that in nothing happens at all but when I put the old one back in it starts to sqeek again so is the new one dead? why would one sqeek like its getting power but blown but the other one does nothing?
Is there a way to get all of the sound to just one speaker? Maybe I did that? How do I get it balanced between both speakers again?
I just want to have a normal radio for once someone please help.
THANKS!! WOW im sick of working on this car!!!! Yes it suckSSSSS!!!!
I had a problem with just my passenger speaker
It was sqeeking for a few weeks so I just unplugged it
Now I bought another one from a forum member and when I plug that in nothing happens at all but when I put the old one back in it starts to sqeek again so is the new one dead? why would one sqeek like its getting power but blown but the other one does nothing?
Is there a way to get all of the sound to just one speaker? Maybe I did that? How do I get it balanced between both speakers again?
I just want to have a normal radio for once someone please help.
THANKS!! WOW im sick of working on this car!!!! Yes it suckSSSSS!!!!
02-10-03, 02:34 AM
#2
Sounds not good.
Maybe the internal amp of the "new" speaker is dead.
Maybe the speaker itself. Mesure the resistance of the speaker, should be around 1 Ohm.
If not, the speaker is dead. Maybe you can make one working speaker/amp module out of the two?
Tobias
Maybe the internal amp of the "new" speaker is dead.
Maybe the speaker itself. Mesure the resistance of the speaker, should be around 1 Ohm.
If not, the speaker is dead. Maybe you can make one working speaker/amp module out of the two?
Tobias
