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iTrader: (13)

Guys,

All my speakers are working apart from my passenger rear. There is absolutely no noise coming from it so I know that it isn't just blown. What steps should I take to find the culprit?? Do I need to remove the rear seat or can i just pull the speaker cover off??

Thx
Jonny
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jaysmooth

sorry got to remove the back seat bro

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iTrader: (13)

Damn,

That's what I was thinking!!! Thanks for your help man

Jonny
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O. L. T.

iTrader: (17)

All you have to do is pull the backing down against the rear in the trunk to get to it. test it with a voltmeter and see what it reads.

voeltz

hey man, my passenger rear speaker doesn't work either! Have you found out what the problem is yet?

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iTrader: (13)

Voeltz,

I was hoping to tackle it today but the rain stopped that from happening!!! I will try tomorrow if the weather is better and let you know what I find out.

Peace

Jonny
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THE_CEO

its probably just a wire... when you get back there familiarize your self with the rest of the wires back there cause you will soo be looking at them also...

CEO

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iTrader: (13)

Haha,

Yeah I figure I just have a loose connection somewhere, or else the last owner blew the speaker and just unhooked it. I guess we'll see soon enough. Thx for your help guys

Jonny
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voeltz

i've been back there many times and i didn't see anything unhooked at the speaker, so i'm wonder if a wire was pulled out somehow at the amplifier...i haven't looked at that yet because i'm too lazy to take all that **** apart..

O. L. T.

iTrader: (17)

voeltz, man i havent seen you in forever! hows the car?

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iTrader: (13)

Voeltz,

From what I saw at the amp (replaced it 2 days ago) there are 3 connections going into it. I agree with you that it is a task that needs some patience, not to mention a 10mm socket!!! Good luck with it. I am just hoping that I don't have a wiring problem somewhere in the middle of the car. If so, I'll stick with my 3 speakers and be done with it!!

I am going to check out the speaker today and see what is up with it. Good luck

Jonny
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voeltz

onelasttry,
The car is better than ever! The new paint is gorgeous, the new tires are amazing, new timing belt, brake pads, etc... I never actually realized how much a difference in tires makes! I bought a set of Dunlop SP Sport A2 and the ride has changed drastically! Quieter, smoother, crisp handling...now my eibach's actually feel goood! BUt yeah, i'm actually thinking about selling it again I want to build a recording studio and I need the money to buy equipment, but we'll see. Everytime I drive my car and look at it in the driveway I think, "Dang, that's one nice car, why would I ever want to get rid of it?" But i'm a recording studio geek and I really want to build my own. I dunno...

PERRYinLA

To elaborate on what onelasttry said, by removing the inner trunk panel, you can get access to the wires feeding the speaker. By attaching a speaker that you know to be working, you can see if the prob is the speaker or amp/wiring. Probably the former- many of us have had blown rears. Then of course, the rear seat has to come out.

The good news is you need not buy a Lexus replacement speaker- with a little bit of drilling and fabrication, most 4", 5.25" and 6.5" automotive speakers can fit in that location.

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iTrader: (13)

Perry,

Thank you for your elaboration - it did help!! I have been trying to get out there and check it but the weather has not been the greatest. Thank you for your help

Jonny
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