my front passenger speaker cuts in and out

[ibr_adam09]

i dont know why , but when i lower the volume on my radio, the speaker go on and off like there is a loose connection but all the connections are wired up pretty tight with solder.

its a 5 1/4" Memphis speaker

[loud92CB7]

i dont know why , but when i lower the volume on my radio, the speaker go on and off like there is a loose connection but all the connections are wired up pretty tight with solder.

its a 5 1/4" Memphis speaker

how old is the speaker? and how old is the HU? give a little bit more o the details ... and it will help us narrow down the prob.

[paulhenrick2k8]

is it like u hearing some kind of radiation?

[Julianachos]

My door speakers did the same thing. Could be the blue wires that are loose. Check and see if they're all connected.

[ibr_adam09]

speakers are pretty new and my connections are firm

if anything , the radio is a pioneer


it only cuts when i lower the volume , once i rise it HIGH it comes on again

[Radioactive]

Open the door with it playing and wiggle the door boot. If it cuts off, you may have some corrosion on the factory door plug.

[nine_deuce]

Not to thread jack, but, my wife's car is the same way. I put a new head unit in it after she got it, the stereo will start playing, but, no sound. AS soon as you open the passenger door, all the speakers work. But, not until you open the passenger door. Its strange

[Gotz Cb7]

Mine kept doing this, and it's because water was getting inside my door and onto the speaker. Ruined it.

[txohcb790]

check your wire connections to the speakers to make sure that they are tight and good to go.

[chickoomaster]

Bad voice coil in the speaker itself, time to replace. I've seen this in component speakers, coaxils, subs, etc. Check out how you have everything tuned and don't get too much bass to the door/rear deck speakers. They're called mids and highs for a reason. If your Pioneer is one of the higher up models you sould be able to run them on a high pass filter in the radio settings.


...and you with the passenger door issue, you have a wire grounding out, probably pinched at the wire harness between the door and car.

[NEXVCTM]

Bad voice coil in the speaker itself, time to replace. I've seen this in component speakers, coaxils, subs, etc. Check out how you have everything tuned and don't get too much bass to the door/rear deck speakers. They're called mids and highs for a reason. If your Pioneer is one of the higher up models you sould be able to run them on a high pass filter in the radio settings.


...and you with the passenger door issue, you have a wire grounding out, probably pinched at the wire harness between the door and car.

Agree.... bad voice coil in the speaker is most likely the problem.