The Heaven Van
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Hello Everyone:
So generally speaking I am very mechanically knowledgeable - however when it comes to car audio - Im a little lost.
2007 Dodge Sprinter 2500 Cargo Van with stock head unit (basic unit - CD player - no LCD screen)
The front driver and passenger side front door speakers have not been working in our sprinter since we bought it a little over a year ago.
The dash speakers work - however the doors do not (no rear speakers).
I bought a set of Rockford R1 5.25" speakers as a replacement.
I pulled the old speakers and installed the new speaks - and to my surprise - still no sound.
This leads me to believe there is either a bad connection or a blown fuse.
However from my understanding the only fuse would be for the radio - and the radio (as well as dash speakers) are working just fine.
Any ideas?
I have tried googling "Speaker Fuse", "Door speakers not working" with little luck.
The best guess I can come up with is that the AMP isn't working for that output (door speakers) - and perhaps has its own fuse or relay. Where that is - I have no idea - as I have reviewed all the fuses and do not see one for speakers or an amp.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
So generally speaking I am very mechanically knowledgeable - however when it comes to car audio - Im a little lost.
2007 Dodge Sprinter 2500 Cargo Van with stock head unit (basic unit - CD player - no LCD screen)
The front driver and passenger side front door speakers have not been working in our sprinter since we bought it a little over a year ago.
The dash speakers work - however the doors do not (no rear speakers).
I bought a set of Rockford R1 5.25" speakers as a replacement.
I pulled the old speakers and installed the new speaks - and to my surprise - still no sound.
This leads me to believe there is either a bad connection or a blown fuse.
However from my understanding the only fuse would be for the radio - and the radio (as well as dash speakers) are working just fine.
Any ideas?
I have tried googling "Speaker Fuse", "Door speakers not working" with little luck.
The best guess I can come up with is that the AMP isn't working for that output (door speakers) - and perhaps has its own fuse or relay. Where that is - I have no idea - as I have reviewed all the fuses and do not see one for speakers or an amp.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.