front 2 speakers just quit... what could be a possible problem?

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Asked by Smashey Sep 05, 2008 at 01:26 AM about the Toyota Supra

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

what should i do to fix this i really want my front 2 speakers to work again!!!!!

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I would first start with checking connections from your deck to your speakers...my logic is find the easiest fix first-->if it's easier to take your deck out, do that. If only one quit, chances are, it is that one speaker cable, but when both go out, you more than likely have a cable loose from where everything starts: your deck. OF course, if someone has played with the settings on your car, and put it to rear fade, then nothing's broken, and you should throw a pie in the last person's face because they changed your settings without asking you...

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