Back speakers turned off.
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Teching In
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Back speakers turned off. Recently i got into my 95 lt1 after i had my g/f drive my car to get the alignment done (scary)..... when i got back in the car the music was up to the max and i noticed the bass from my stock Bose sound system wasn't at its best. later i realized that the two rear speakers were off.... not blown or sratchy or muffled.... but off. Front and trunk speakers work fine. What could be the problem. Should i take it to a radio shop??
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From: Jacksonville, FL (originally from Toronto Canada)
Silly question...you're sure you have speakers there? The Bose systems were available in 5-speaker and 3-speaker variations. The 3-speaker versions had only door speakers and a sub in the hatch area.
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I don't have a schematic for the Bose system but I suspect a fuse somewhere. The Bose speakers each had their own individual amp connected to the speaker. If those amps aren't getting power because of a blown fuse you won't get any sound from them. Check your fuse panel for a fuse labeled something like RADIO ACCY or PWR ACCY.
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I kinda have the same problem. But it's both rear speakers don't work. The front door speakers work and the both hatch speakers work, but the left and right rear seat speakers do not. I checked out all the fuses and non were blown. I just noticed it the other day, because it was cutting in and out. I don't know where to look now. I have an after market cd player in there but I put that in when I got the car and I have it for almost a year now. I checked the connections on the wiring harness in the back of the cd deck and everything was spliced well.
