front speakers dont work!

ight the other day i was ridin around and all of a suden the front speakers dont work! so i was like damN! later on in the day they worked again and i was happy :-) ... so today i left my car with one of my buddies while i drove his car and he said when he got in they didnt work..... whats wrong???

i think it might be the stock amps... u think
i have a Panasonic CD player
and a system

help please!
i feel lame with just back speakers that i can barly hear cause of my subs

:mad: Well I have almost the same problem but my mids & tweets on the right side are at half volume wile the lft side is loud (yes my deck is set to the middle of all lft rght speaker) I sent my Fosgate in and the said it was fine the 2 thing I have lft to check are the speakers them selves along with the crossovers.
Then the deck might be the channels or the wires are out.

I just havent gotten to it cause its a lot of tight wiring in my car since my Zapco compulinks are all in the way!

Hope that give you some where to stick your nose in too!
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its probably your stock amps. My rear amps burned out very soon after I got an aftermarket head-unit. So I would just suggest replacing all of your speakers and running new speaker wires, you'll be much happier. BTW a new amp from Infiniti is 160$. You can buy a decent set of aftermarket speakers for that price.

that seems like its gonna be a bitch to do ... one of these days when i get my lazy ass up ill eventually put in the new front speakers i bought like two months ago ... and run new wire... haha im gonna tink aorund with shit and see if i can find hte prob

where are the stock amps located? i just replaced all of the speakers in my friend's 93 g20, and amped em all with a directed 500, so he has no use for the stock amps, so i guess i should take em out and he can sell em on ebay

Not sure on a 93 but on my wifes 2000G20t it under the rear deck in the trunk good place to put it I guess, but I thought it was bad to put it upside down.:bloated:

Yup, it's your factory amp. Located under the rear deck lid. Common problem