Driver side speaker not working...Advice?

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  1. cmontabe New Member

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    Hello all,

    After having owned my mustang for a few years now, I am getting really annoyed with my non-working driver side speaker and decided to do something about it. I bought my car used and I actually have never seen this speaker working...
    Could the speaker be busted?
    Coud it just be unplugged?
    Before I take the whole door panel off, I just wanted to check with you all if it could simply be a dead fuse or something...

    Any idea? :shrug:

    Thanks

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  3. cmontabe New Member

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    Sounds like I will have to remove the door panel and check it out then.

    Thanks for the links, I had seen the door panel removal before. I decided to investigate that speaker problem after you made the removal look so easy :hail2:

    People have been warning me about breaking clamps/pins when you take the door panel off. Have you had any problem of that kind?

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  4. OxMox turkeysammichesonhisface

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    kick it out a window or fix it. I'd kick it out a window.

    Re-place it with Eclipse Point Source 6x8 speakers! A+ material :nice:
  5. AndyG47 New Member

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    No. I've never broken any clips. The only way you could do that is probally if you tried to pull the panel clear off the door.
  6. cmontabe New Member

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    Alright, I will try over the week-end then.
    Thanks Andy!

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  7. cmontabe New Member

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    Alright I actually managed to remove the door panel earllier than expected and without problems...just a walk in the parc :)

    I removed and tested the speaker and it works fine...Not sure if this is such a good news after all...Where should I look next to solve my problem? I assume there is no signal comming to the speaker...Where should I investigate now?

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  8. tomustang Psychotic Member

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    how did you test the speaker? you should've also tested the wiring going to the speakers, with a multimeter.
  9. cmontabe New Member

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    I removed the speaker and hooked it up to my living room stereo. Sound came out just fine, so I assume the speaker is not the problem.
    I have not tested the wiring yet...I need to buy a multimeter first, but I am sure that I don't have signal going to the speaker :notnice: .
    Where is the wiring going when it leaves the door? How can I track it? What should I do?

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    Freshly Repainted
    Crystal-Clear Headlights and Corner Lights
    K & N Air filter

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