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<blockquote data-quote="bdavies11" data-source="post: 8366309" data-attributes="member: 563458">So before I start tearing everything apart to find the problem. I thought I&#039;d get a few suggestions from the experts to give me a starting point.A few days ago I noticed that my left front door woofer and tweeter stopped playing. At first I thought maybe they were just blown because I did have it cranked the other day but then they decided to work again this morning and sounded fine.&nbsp; Just before I pulled in to work, they went out again. Seems to be working randomly. I&#039;m assuming there&#039;s a loose connection somewhere. I&#039;m hoping its not at the speaker because taking my door panels off are a pain.&nbsp; Where would you guys check first if you had a component speaker (both woofer and tweeter) that were randomly going in and out?&nbsp; RCA&#039;s? speaker wire? Amp?A few suggestions on where to start would be great before I start ripping everything apart.&nbsp; Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bdavies11, post: 8366309, member: 563458"] So before I start tearing everything apart to find the problem. I thought I'd get a few suggestions from the experts to give me a starting point. A few days ago I noticed that my left front door woofer and tweeter stopped playing. At first I thought maybe they were just blown because I did have it cranked the other day but then they decided to work again this morning and sounded fine. Just before I pulled in to work, they went out again. Seems to be working randomly. I'm assuming there's a loose connection somewhere. I'm hoping its not at the speaker because taking my door panels off are a pain. Where would you guys check first if you had a component speaker (both woofer and tweeter) that were randomly going in and out? RCA's? speaker wire? Amp? A few suggestions on where to start would be great before I start ripping everything apart. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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