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DVO
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Thanks for the replies, guys... Nice to know that when Google fails, SOMEONE will know...
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I been searching for a VERY long time.. And found NOTHING to no avail... My 90 SE has them goofy pods for the speakers... How the heck do I get into them? I'm not sure if it's the wiring thru the amp for them or if they're just wired gimpy... I had some good ones put in a couplea years ago, not knowing I had rear ones already, to find that the stock ones were good, just not working for some reason... Well... In the last year, my rear speakers have dropped off totally... If it's not to do with the stock amp, anyone know how to get them things off so I can re-wire the whole thing? I have a rather large 2x12 Alpine box in there now with JBL's and a 1300w Class D... That with the stock door speakers? Well... Yea... I need them 67x9's to work...
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I had that happen on a '74 Malibu Classic and my old '87 Colt... Both instances were a dead altenator... Yard it out or drive to a place that does rebuilds on them and have them spin it up on the testers they have and see if that's the issue... Chances are, ya need a new altenator...
