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left componet speakers no longer work
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<blockquote data-quote="GreenBook" data-source="post: 7396589" data-attributes="member: 603834"><p>Take the speaker wires at the amp out and switch the channels, so when you fade left, the right gets louder. If the dead channel moves to the passenger side comp, you need to look at your amp &amp; the rca wire. If the drivers door still stays dead then you need to be looking at the comps.</p><p></p><p>Check the wires for damaged insulation that could be grounding out. If you have a multimeter check the connection points for voltage loss wherever the problem is localized.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GreenBook, post: 7396589, member: 603834"] Take the speaker wires at the amp out and switch the channels, so when you fade left, the right gets louder. If the dead channel moves to the passenger side comp, you need to look at your amp & the rca wire. If the drivers door still stays dead then you need to be looking at the comps. Check the wires for damaged insulation that could be grounding out. If you have a multimeter check the connection points for voltage loss wherever the problem is localized. [/QUOTE]
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