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<blockquote data-quote="teen" data-source="post: 5030673" data-attributes="member: 583517"><p>if its your mids/highs in your doors, check for wires rubbing causing a short. thats what happened to me. left turn and the speaker in my door would go out. pulled the speaker and noticed two wires had some bare metal that would move around and touch cutting the speaker off. cut the bare spot in the wire out and its as good as new.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="teen, post: 5030673, member: 583517"] if its your mids/highs in your doors, check for wires rubbing causing a short. thats what happened to me. left turn and the speaker in my door would go out. pulled the speaker and noticed two wires had some bare metal that would move around and touch cutting the speaker off. cut the bare spot in the wire out and its as good as new. [/QUOTE]
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