Are the speakers connected to the HU amplifier or do you have an external. Check the connections on the speaker wires to the amp, if your running an external amp check your RCA, and I feel I shouldn't need to say this but always check your balance as well. If both your front and rear on the same side are weak, this could very well be the problem.
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no amp just hu.i just installed these 3 days ago.i replaced pioneers with alpine.never a had a problem tell now.i was playing with the balance and fade when i found the problem
whitedragon551
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Are you sure the + and - are matched up? Sounds like polarity switched around on the right side.
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on the factory wires i put clips.could one came off and effect both speakers
whitedragon551
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No check your polarity and your connections. Make sure the + are matched with the + and the - are matched with the -. Then at the same time make sure your "clips" are secure and properly crimped or soldered.
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i will check the wires.the hu is alpine 103bt.never had alpine before or their speakers.is it possibel the hu going bad
whitedragon551
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Its possible it was user error. Its clear where this is going like every other thread with newbs in it. Good luck.
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hey man thanks for the help.i had the wires wrong on the door speaker
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