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    Front Right Speaker Connection Problems

    I have a 92 lx and the front right speaker has been cutting in and out, at first I thought the speaker itself was broken or there was a back connection between the clip and the speaker after plugging one of the rear speakers into the front port it cuts out the same. It starts to work when I hit a bump on the road and then stops after no longer then a minute.

    I don't know where to look next because I have no experience with car audio and I looked at the male end of the clip and the connections all look fine.
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    Check your wiring, if it's an aftermarket radio there may be something behind the headunit loose. If it's all stock your radio may be on its way out slowly. Check the wiring at the speaker plug and between the door and body of the vehicle in the grommet.

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      Originally posted by chickoomaster View Post
      Check your wiring, if it's an aftermarket radio there may be something behind the headunit loose. If it's all stock your radio may be on its way out slowly. Check the wiring at the speaker plug and between the door and body of the vehicle in the grommet.
      Yeah everything is stock but I am replacing the two front speakers and the deck so I'm looking to find the problem and I'll check the connections between the door and body, I'm almost positive the clip connection between the speaker and the wiring coming into the door is fine.

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        If all else fails, when you install the new radio and speakers just run a new wire from the headunit to the door. Not too hard at all, just fish it through and into the door. Now you have eliminated all chances of fail.

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          Originally posted by chickoomaster View Post
          If all else fails, when you install the new radio and speakers just run a new wire from the headunit to the door. Not too hard at all, just fish it through and into the door. Now you have eliminated all chances of fail.
          Yeah thanks, that seems like the easiest solution.

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            This is an Alpine OEM HU issue. I had the same problem and verified it was not my aftermarket speakers (or aftermarket plug harness at the speaker), and was losing output from the same channel. Since I was still keeping the HU stock, I found a clean '92LX OEM headunit and replaced it. Problem went away.
            '92 Accord LX Sedan--Bordeaux Red Pearl --OEM--279k Daily Driver
            EX Lip & Alpine OEM single CD Player. No more useless pocket!

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              Mine did this exact same thing. It sucked with just the back speakers working, then you hit a bump and it scares the shit out of you because you have it so loud so you can hear the rears. Once I got the aftermarket Cd deck, it fixed the problem. Seems like it was a problem in the stock radio. Never had to rewire or anything.
              98' Mustang 3V Swap
              11' VW CC R36

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