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Brando56894 · 05-21-2011, 02:54 PM

I figured I'd pop my head in and let all the old members know that I'm still alive

I just swapped the front speakers on my 98 Plymouth Breeze since the front driver-side was blown. All was well when I was listening to a CD in Pioneer (?) head unit. But when I plugged my Droid Incredible in via the aux in jack and switched to aux input the driver-side speaker was cracking real bad and I could barely hear the music, yet the passenger-side worked perfectly. It got weirder when I plugged in the car charger into my droid because sound ceased to come out of the driver-side speaker at all yet the passenger-side still worked fine. I noticed that even with the old speakers they would crackle for a second when I plugged in my Incredible but it would be fine after that.

To make sure it wasn't the speaker I swapped speakers and the same thing happened. The driver-side was also the side where my dad had kept the original connection while the other side I had butt-spliced the wires together, so I chopped off the old connection and butt-spliced that side together also, but I got the same result.

I'm at a loss of what to do here, any suggestions?

05-21-2011, 02:54 PM	#1
Brando56894 15 Second Club Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Vineland Posts: 6,621 iTrader: (0)	Weird Audio Problem I figured I'd pop my head in and let all the old members know that I'm still alive I just swapped the front speakers on my 98 Plymouth Breeze since the front driver-side was blown. All was well when I was listening to a CD in Pioneer (?) head unit. But when I plugged my Droid Incredible in via the aux in jack and switched to aux input the driver-side speaker was cracking real bad and I could barely hear the music, yet the passenger-side worked perfectly. It got weirder when I plugged in the car charger into my droid because sound ceased to come out of the driver-side speaker at all yet the passenger-side still worked fine. I noticed that even with the old speakers they would crackle for a second when I plugged in my Incredible but it would be fine after that. To make sure it wasn't the speaker I swapped speakers and the same thing happened. The driver-side was also the side where my dad had kept the original connection while the other side I had butt-spliced the wires together, so I chopped off the old connection and butt-spliced that side together also, but I got the same result. I'm at a loss of what to do here, any suggestions? __________________ - Founder of the bunny - Pancake Bunny Club Member #3 OG!