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Re: 2004 Ford explorer speaker trouble

by Chris from Washington » Thu Dec 03, 2015 2:30 pm

HI There,
Welcome to the forum.

So you only lost sounds from the front right and rear left. That's a little odd.
I would double check the connections on the speakers themselves.

Did the factory system have an amp?

2004 Ford explorer speaker trouble

by Chason Ziino » Wed Dec 02, 2015 8:52 am

Hi All


I have a 2004 explorer eddie bauer with stock mach audio system. As you know there is no aux input on the stock radio so I attempted to put in my own aftermarket radio. Struggled quite a bit. Radio illuminates and works fine now but during course of installation lost sound from front right speaker and back left.


I took everything out and put the stock back in with same problems. Hoping for some advice about figuring out what happened. When I cross the the + and - for the speakers there isn't any pop or crackle which makes me think fuse might be out somewhere.


Thoughts?

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