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Buzzing speaker problem
I'm having a problem with the radio in my 454 SS Chevy pickup. It's a 1990. I know that several of you younger folks are much more into sound systems than I am so I was wondering if you could give me some help.
It has the stock radio and, gasp, cassette player. It is a four speaker system and the left rear speaker buzzes and hums so bad that I don't use the radio. For me, traveling without tunes is like not breathing. Before I start tearing out the plastic trim to get to the speaker or start pulling bits and pieces out from under the dash I was wondering if any of you had any ideas. Any help would be appreciated. |
Sounds like you've got a blown speaker.
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A blown speaker is a possibility, but I found a interesting problem recently.
Check the panel around the speaker. If it's come loose and is in contact with the speaker, the panel can vibrate which causes a nasty buzz. A little insulation (foam or something similar) can fix it up quickly. Good luck! |
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Well, the sound seems to be electronic but I will start by checking the speaker. 14 years is a good while for it to be hanging in there.
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Also check the speaker wires. Just helped a friend with a 91 C1500 and his front speaker wires were rubbing behind the dash and the insulation wore away so the speaker was shorting. Made a buzzing sound when the radio was on. Didn't help either that his dash was all loose and cracked from sun damage.
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Ide say definetly blown speaker. Pull off the grill, and just take a look at it. I trust that it is paper, so you will easily be able to tell. Could also be a nasty rattle, or some sort of electrical problem.
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You don't want to be a electrical problem......you will chase them all around your car, unless you rewire the whole thing |
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