I have a a new-to-me 2015 EL Limited w/ the Sony sound system and the driver's door woofer doesn't make any sound. All of the other speakers in the vehicle work fine. If I swap the driver and passenger door speakers, the driver's door stays dead. Both speakers work fine in the passenger door. Being that there's a single stereo signal from the head, dsp/amp in the back, said dsp/amp splits out the fronts and rears, and the rears work fine, the wiring between the head and the amp must be ok. I thought the amp might be bad, so I checked with another one from the same year/model and got the exact same behavior -- driver's door is dead. With a test tone playing, putting a DMM across the pigtail in the door, I get nothing at all -- it's an open circuit. Reseating the connectors at the amp doesn't help. Jiggling the harness in the door or back by the amp, I'm not finding anything obvious.
Assuming I haven't missed anything, does anyone know of any common locations between the dsp/amp and the driver's door woofer that the wiring gives up? I'm not really looking forward to the prospect of tearing apart my interior, unraveling the wiring bundles, and poking a bunch of holes in the speaker lines to find the break.
If I have missed something, I'd love to hear that this has an easy fix from someone in the know.
TIA!
Assuming I haven't missed anything, does anyone know of any common locations between the dsp/amp and the driver's door woofer that the wiring gives up? I'm not really looking forward to the prospect of tearing apart my interior, unraveling the wiring bundles, and poking a bunch of holes in the speaker lines to find the break.
If I have missed something, I'd love to hear that this has an easy fix from someone in the know.
TIA!