Audio_Rookie

iTrader: (2)

well, once i disconnect the rear speakers and have it hooked to the front speakers it workes fine. I guess there must be a ground in both of the rear speaker wires. it didnt work with only 1 of the rear ones hooked up (either one). Now my car needs a fair amount of work. Its got a big dent right behind the driver side door and rust along the wheel well, aswell the clear coat is peeling and its running on 3 cylinders. what do you think......sell the car as a parts car for
500$, the shelbys usually go for around 4k when in good shape....

Drysuit John

Thats a tough call Dude. It's ur ride, do U like it enough to sink a pile o' money into it? Can you live w/ the down time ? How much of the work can/are you willing to do? Tools ? Space? Neighbours? ect. Your ride, your call ! Good luck whatever you decide!

JohnVroom

I suppose it is possible for the rear channels of the amp to have the issue instead of the speakers...

Audio_Rookie

iTrader: (2)

Its unlikely, figuring the problem started with my previous Panasonic deck. Fact of the matter is, everything on my car started breaking in a 1 week span, its like death casted a spell on my car that it will never fully work again.....stupid death....