Does anyone know if there is a fuse to check if both of my kick panel speakers have gone out? I find it hard to believe that they could both have blown simultaneously. Feedback appreciated. 1999 Z3 2.3 W/ Business Radio.
Thanks
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Think amplifier first. Not sure if your car came with the separate amp but it'd be my first suspect.
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Do you know where the separate amp would be if I had one?
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Quote: | Do you know where the separate amp would be if I had one? |
In the trunk, to the left of the driver's side trunk hinge, behind the grey trunk liner.
What speaker setup do you have - front only, or front and rear? Z3s with front and rear speakers have an amp, but I'm not sure of earlier models.
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My kick panel speakers did the same thing... could not find a fix even with the expert help here and others on car audio forums.
I had to replace the speakers with aftermarkets and an aftermarket amp. Every other speaker was working. This happened after i disconnected my sub. Originally, was just supposed to replace the sub and add an aftermarket amp in conjunction with our Harmon Kardon system.
I am actually glad they didn't work.. gave me an excuse to put in more stuff, and besides it sounds excellent with fronts and a 10" sub.
I know this didn't help much.
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Quote: | Do you know where the separate amp would be if I had one? |
Mine was on the passenger side of the trunk, just forward of the ///M Mobility system. Poke around in the trunk and you should be able to find it, presuming you have a separate amp.
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