Where about's should I start looking?
Ever happen to anyone else?
Thanks Ryan

 

Do you have the Bose speakers?

 

Sorry , stock speakers R1 (CYM had to add that)
Thanks

 

Is it all the speakers that cut out simultaneously? Does the head unit dim or black out when it happens? Does anything else dim or black out (maybe a loose battery terminal)? Does it happen most when hitting bumps, braking hard, moving the seatbelt, or when?

Have you modified the speakers or head unit wiring in any way? Removed/reinstalled any interior panels, etc.? If you changed anything or have been working around the speakers, I would start there.

-Max

 

i have this same problem.. only my driver side speaker works...and when it cuts out i kick the door panel and it plays again!!

 

start by looking behind the stock head unit and see if anything is loose do you have a after markit system cheack your grounds...

 

my solution to all my stock Bose problems: pulled the headunits and all the speakers

 

Pull your door panel its probably wiring behind the speaker. You may want to avoid doing that though because when you do your going to see what happens to speakers over 10 years of use, and youll probably want to replace them.

 

replace them..HA!...ill let them blow and get a new head unit....700 per speaker!!

 

i have the same problem. i have a 93 touring and occasionaly when i brake the door speakers will cut out and only the center one will play but the door speakers come back after about 2 seconds.

mauricio

 

Well it is an aftermarket head unit , it isn't particularly any big bump-most roads around here are bumpy(constantly), It has been fine since I owned the car, it is all speakers. I will check some of those things
thanks

 

i bet ya the wire on the back of the speaker grounds somewhere
i would suggest to check it out quick before you burn the amplifier of the head unit


con

 

sounds like a chafed wire.