Left front speaker just stopped
If both the midwoofer and tweeter are out then there' s probably no signal going to them. Maybe try to disconnect them and try another speaker to see if its not a speaker problem. Could be a wiring issue but very unlikely.
Originally Posted by rgarjr
If both the midwoofer and tweeter are out then there' s probably no signal going to them. Maybe try to disconnect them and try another speaker to see if its not a speaker problem. Could be a wiring issue but very unlikely.
Couldn't it be the headunit, because it is both the mid and tweeter?
If both mid and tweeter are completely out, it's most likely wiring/connectors, but could also be headunit. The mid and tweeter would have never died at the same time. If you have stock audio, check the connector that goes into the plastic door enclosure behind the door panel, maybe it came loose.
Originally Posted by engin_ear
If both mid and tweeter are completely out, it's most likely wiring/connectors, but could also be headunit. The mid and tweeter would have never died at the same time. If you have stock audio, check the connector that goes into the plastic door enclosure behind the door panel, maybe it came loose.
I'll try and get the headunit out in the morning, I hope one of the connectors fell out or something.
Driving without a good stereo sucks!!
Originally Posted by Richie
I do not quite understand what panel you are talking about.
It's not likely to be your headunit connector - I would not start there. Take your door apart and see what's going on in there. Wiggle the connector that goes into the stock speaker enclosure while you have the audio playing.
Trending Topics
Originally Posted by engin_ear
The plastic enclosure for the midrange speaker is located behind the inside door panel. I'm talking about the WHOLE panel, power window switches, door handle and all. The whole panel needs to be removed to get to the speakers.
It's not likely to be your headunit connector - I would not start there. Take your door apart and see what's going on in there. Wiggle the connector that goes into the stock speaker enclosure while you have the audio playing.
It's not likely to be your headunit connector - I would not start there. Take your door apart and see what's going on in there. Wiggle the connector that goes into the stock speaker enclosure while you have the audio playing.
Sounds like a hell of a lot of work, LOL.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
kino1161OLD
Lexus Audio, Video, Security & Electronics
1
Aug 23, 2003 06:49 PM
Rit&Booner
ES - 1st to 6th Gen (1990-2018)
7
Mar 8, 2003 07:02 AM








