WATER AND SPEAKERS

[nelpastel]

Raindrops naturally find their way inside your car door and wet your speakers. Is this damaging to the speakers in the short and/or long term? What can be done about it?

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[1aespinoza Premium Member]

Raindrops naturally find their way inside your car door and wet your speakers. Is this damaging to the speakers in the short and/or long term? What can be done about it?

It does damage in the long run. The lead wires start oxidizing and can break off. A good product is a foam baffle that is basically a "cup" for the speakers. There are plastic ones as well, in case if you do not have alot of room in the cavity.

Also make sure the weep holes at the bottom of the door are clear.

 

[metalheadjoe 10+ year member]

It is not worth worrying about. You cannot prevent it, but it will not cause a problem as long as you own the vehicle.

Let me put it this way: My 4x4 has had the same rear speakers for 13 years, and they have seen slightly more moisture than virtually any other vehicle with speakers will ever see.

 

[nelpastel]

It is not worth worrying about. You cannot prevent it, but it will not cause a problem as long as you own the vehicle.

Let me put it this way: My 4x4 has had the same rear speakers for 13 years, and they have seen slightly more moisture than virtually any other vehicle with speakers will ever see.View attachment 49887

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[huberoy123 10+ year member]

Raindrops naturally find their way inside your car door and wet your speakers. Is this damaging to the speakers in the short and/or long term? What can be done about it?

If it's still an issue, try this link. https://www.diymobileaudio.com/threads/protecting-door-speaker-from-water.81179/Personally, my latest speakers have been in for about 7 years with no problems.