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Old 08-02-2005, 05:33 AM   #1
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Rear Speakers on 97 camry.

Hi Guys,

I'm a 1st timer on the forum from Nigeria, i've found the forum nice and educative.
Can someone help me with useful advice on my rear speakers? i discovered the front speakers are alot more active and powerful than the rear speakers. i used the fade function on the radio to fade the output to the rear speakers and i discovered the radio was almost mute when i did that, i could hardly get any output from them. that means 90% of my radio's output is from the front speakers, i was'nt satisfied with the general output of the radio and thats why i carried out the fade test to discover if at all speakers were working.

What could be the problem? are the rear speakers controlled by a separate fuse that may be faulty or are both rear speakers blown?(I doubt this). How can can i sort this out? i need more out-put.
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