Rear Speaker Problem
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Rear Speaker Problem
Hey guys... I'm having a really weird prob with my rear speakers. I just installed a new HU in my 4R. It's great! BUT! When I want to listen to a cd it only plays in the front speakers... and if I'm just listening to the radio, it'll play through all the speakers! What's causing this!? Thanks in advance!
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The rear speakers are tied into the power antenna wire somehow. I'm not sure how to fix it but I know at one time my installer just had th antenna hooked up so that it was up the whole time the radio had power. This solved the problem for me.
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Hm... I replaced my power antenna with a rubber coated fixed antenna... That's kind of ridiculous how the rear speakers are tied to the power antenna.
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This topic has been beat to death.
You probably have separate power antenna lead and amp turn-on leads on your new deck. You need to connect your amp turn on lead to the wiring harness (blue wire) instead of the antenna turn on wire.
Each of your rear speakers have amps located with the rear speakers.
They are triggered by a relay.
When you listen to the cd player you don't need an antenna so in turn it doesn't trigger the rear speaker amps.
By using the amp turn on lead it will always trigger both the antenna and rear amps while the stereo is on.
If you have a combination power antenna/amp turn-on lead connect that to your wiring harness' blue wire.
You probably have separate power antenna lead and amp turn-on leads on your new deck. You need to connect your amp turn on lead to the wiring harness (blue wire) instead of the antenna turn on wire.
Each of your rear speakers have amps located with the rear speakers.
They are triggered by a relay.
When you listen to the cd player you don't need an antenna so in turn it doesn't trigger the rear speaker amps.
By using the amp turn on lead it will always trigger both the antenna and rear amps while the stereo is on.
If you have a combination power antenna/amp turn-on lead connect that to your wiring harness' blue wire.
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This topic has been beat to death.
You probably have separate power antenna lead and amp turn-on leads on your new deck. You need to connect your amp turn on lead to the wiring harness (blue wire) instead of the antenna turn on wire.
Each of your rear speakers have amps located with the rear speakers.
They are triggered by a relay.
When you listen to the cd player you don't need an antenna so in turn it doesn't trigger the rear speaker amps.
By using the amp turn on lead it will always trigger both the antenna and rear amps while the stereo is on.
If you have a combination power antenna/amp turn-on lead connect that to your wiring harness' blue wire.
You probably have separate power antenna lead and amp turn-on leads on your new deck. You need to connect your amp turn on lead to the wiring harness (blue wire) instead of the antenna turn on wire.
Each of your rear speakers have amps located with the rear speakers.
They are triggered by a relay.
When you listen to the cd player you don't need an antenna so in turn it doesn't trigger the rear speaker amps.
By using the amp turn on lead it will always trigger both the antenna and rear amps while the stereo is on.
If you have a combination power antenna/amp turn-on lead connect that to your wiring harness' blue wire.
And this is why I love YotaTech. Some post from 13 years ago helps me understand why my rear speakers weren't working with my new stereo. Thanks! Now I can finally put my dash back together!
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