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the question may sound stupid... but im oddly curious b/c i currently have my door panels off and doing some interior work.

A civic has many flaws... and im not surprised this is one of 'em... it was raining oneday and i noticed water dripping through in between the window and into the interior door panel..... i didnt think much of it b/c it's a civic...

...so, today, i went through a car wash... more water came through the window and into the interior door area... and i noticed that the water was dripping over the speaker on the door.... now, it's a stock speaker, so i dont really give it that big of a deal... but im going to switch to kenwood speakers in a week or two....

so im wondering.. is that normal..? b/c i sure heck dont think so... so is there a way to protect the back part of the 6.5in round speakers??? or do i just do nothing and let water drip on it the next time it rains.....??????

 
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My hunch is that water is not good for speakers. If you are concerned about it they make baffles that will keep stuff clean. I think you should fix the doors so they keep water out. That must be rust heaven in there.


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oddly enough.. i dont see any rust at all.. not that i remember at the least... there may be rust in an area that is covered up...

i did notice a tiny hole on the corners of the doors... where i would assume the rain/water would slip through... as if the doors were designed like that..

 
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hell no!

thats why they make marine speakers right? lawls

 
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i pray that you are kidding with this post. "can water damage a speaker"...can i ask you.. do you wear shoes with the curly laces on them so you dont have to tie them.. can you dress yourself..?

 
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good one smart a$$... dont have anything better to do with your time....?