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Rear Wiring to Speaker's Corroded - Can someone repair?

FGR · 2012-11-04 23:03:31

As above really! Am looking for someone who can repair/replace the wiring that joins the b pillar with one of the back doors of the car. I noticed that with the door wide open the speaker/tweeter worked fine in my passat however as soon as I moved it the whole thing stops working. After opening/closing the door a few times…

04-11-2012 11:03pm

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FGR

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As above really!

Am looking for someone who can repair/replace the wiring that joins the b pillar with one of the back doors of the car.

I noticed that with the door wide open the speaker/tweeter worked fine in my passat however as soon as I moved it the whole thing stops working.

After opening/closing the door a few times it stopped working altogether.

Anyone know any specialist who can fix this problem in the South/South East? If so - what kind of money would we be looking at?

Thanks for this!

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#2 07-11-2012 8:57am

franorzxrh2

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could you not do this yourself?pretty easy job!! http://www.ehow.com/how_5829_wire-car-stereo.html
look at the wiring going to the speaker nd try find a break of where its worn and snipo nd join a new piece of speaker cable!!

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#3 07-11-2012 1:35pm

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Give it a shot yourself as said above. After all - you posted in DIY Car Maintenance

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