Spkr problems, are these bad?

[RebelDogg 10+ year member]

Attached pics. It's hard to see, but there is rust on the speaker in two of them, on inside the hole in the back of the magnet and by the +/- terminals.

In the other pic, there is a small tear in the rubber around the edge of the speaker. My drill slipped and I poked when screwing the speaker to the door.

How detrimental is all of this? What can I do, if anything? I thought to put some silicone or something on the tear. Is that okay or should I leave it alone?

Thanks.

Hmmm... pic is smaller than I thought. The hole is hard to see, but it's just a tear less than 1/4"

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[rapmaster0 10+ year member]

Oh man, that happened to me too when i was drilling holes in the door......i hope there is something to fix it... //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif

 

[Warren G 10+ year member]

Is it just the surround? you if so then you should be able to repair it.

 

[RebelDogg 10+ year member]

Is it just the surround? you if so then you should be able to repair it.

Yeah, it's just the rubber. It's a small tear about the size of a philips bit. I don't notice any sound problems when it plays, but I don't know if the vibrations will open it up more or something.

What can I use to repair it?

 

[headless 10+ year member]

1. It will hurt performance; air will escape through the hole

2. it will widen with use

3. You need flexible/rubbery glue