like the description says ...this is the deal i got my new deck in today i hook it all up everthing works.. or so i thought.i know it worked before when i had my old deck like 2 months ago before i sold it,ya thats a long time rollin with no music or for me anyways. but anyways i have it hooked up to my jl amp none of the settings have been touched since the old deck was removed the wires are connected to amp/speaker rca wires ran correct because the right side works im like wtf is going on ? any advice what i should check? o ya when i fae back and put all the juice to the 1 speaker it doesnt make any noise not even crackles, btw the rear speakers are memphis audio 04 refrence series if that helps.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 95civickid &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">like the description says ...this is the deal i got my new deck in today i hook it all up everthing works.. or so i thought.i know it worked before when i had my old deck like 2 months ago before i sold it,ya thats a long time rollin with no music or for me anyways. but anyways i have it hooked up to my jl amp none of the settings have been touched since the old deck was removed the wires are connected to amp/speaker rca wires ran correct because the right side works im like wtf is going on ? any advice what i should check? o ya when i fae back and put all the juice to the 1 speaker it doesnt make any noise not even crackles, btw the rear speakers are memphis audio 04 refrence series if that helps. </TD></TR></TABLE>If it's running off an amp, and it worked with the other HU, then I would check the RCA connection on the back of the HU, is the left rear RCA pluged in properly, if it is then switch the left and right rear RCAs around, is the left speaker still not working? [problem is not in the HU] or is the right rear speaker not working now?[the problem is in the HU] if it's still the left rear, plug the RCAs in properly and reinstall the HU, [if you had to remove it] now go to the amp and do the same thing with the RCAs, check and make sure they are plugged in, if so switch the rear ones, if it's still the left rear speaker, [the problem is not the RCAs] if the left one starts working and the right one stops, [the problem IS the RCAs] if it's still the left side, plug the RCAs in properly and move to the rear speaker outputs of the amp and do the same thing, switch the speaker leads, if it's still the left speaker, [the problem is not in the amp] if it switchs to the right speaker, [ that channel of the amp is toast] if it's still the left speaker, rewire the speakers to the amp properly, but before you connect the left wire to the amp, touch the + and - speaker wire to a batt. 1.5v or 9v will work the speaker should "pop", if you can't hear a "pop" the speaker is toast, [or maybe the speaker wire, or maybe it's just unplugged] 94