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Hi everyone!

i have a 2001 LX. After the first 3 years, the original rear left speaker have broken. Since it was into guaranty, the dealer have changed the speaker for another one. 1 year after, the same speaker have broken too. I know have decided to change all the speakers for good ones. I bought Infinity Reference. 2 DAYS after the installation, the rear left Infinity speaker have broken.... again!!!

You have to know that the 3 broken speakers was played with the original head unit and its also the original cables!

Someone have an explanation??

 
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what do you mean by broken, torn or damaged speaker? or what. just not working? maybe the connection is just loose.

 
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well... the speaker produce very bad sounds each time theres bass in the sound. I have disconnected the rear left speaker and now i only play with the other one. This week-end, i will probably remove the broken one and change all the cables. I hope its just a shortcut somewhere and that will solve the problems! i dont want to spend more moneys to buy another set of speakers

any idea?? someone??

 
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There is nothing that I can think of that would cause something so specific like that. Maybe some bare wire that runs from that speaker is touching some metal somewere. I wouldn't think that you would have a short anywhere unless someone else has messed with the wires or Honda did a bad job wiring the car, but I doubt that.

 
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Hmm.... yeah... that IS a really odd one. If there were a short, even an intermittent one... it would blow the radio's amp.

I'd sure like to hear what it was if you ever find out.

 
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for now, most people are guessing its a problem with the radio output or a short from the radio (the original one). I will remove the cables and see if theres something wrong with them.

I will give you news!

 
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My 2002 EX Coupe that I bought used had a left rear speaker that I assumed was blown. I was going to replace the speakers and hu.

 
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go and jiggle the connector under the speaker. it may be loose. I ended up stripping the wires and connecting directly to the speaker and now it never turns off.