"Zohaibman72" (zohaibman72)
06/29/2015 at 13:12 • Filed to: Zohaibman72's Honda, Car Problems
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"Zohaibman72" (zohaibman72)
06/29/2015 at 13:12 • Filed to: Zohaibman72's Honda, Car Problems | 1
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My 2006 Civic has had the same problems for 3-4 years now, I’m kindof sick of it and want it fixed. It doesn’t seem like something that should’ve taken this long.
My front speakers don’t work. The door speakers and the front tweeters make no noise whats so ever. Rear speakers work fine.
This had happened when my mom took the car to a John Mayer concert and someone broke into it (there is a crowbar dent in the door, glass was smashed but nothing was taken).
I’m not sure if this is related, but it could be, but my right turn signal doesn’t work when I unlock the car but when I use the turn signal or emergency lights, they do. (Sorry for the portrait style, i had to have one free hand and my phone is big)
Anybody an expert on 8th Gen Honda Civic wiring? Or any car wiring? I’m sure the speakers are not blown and this is a wiring problem.
Anybody know how much it will cost to get fixed? Is it a common problem? Is it simple, like plug came out and i just gotta put it back in, or much more complicated and I have to take it to Honda.
Any help is appreciated.
Funktheduck
> Zohaibman72
06/29/2015 at 13:51 |
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First thing I’d do is pull the radio. Check to make sure the harness is fully plugged in. With the radio pulled check to make sure power is going out. Pull the door panels to make sure the speakers are getting power if the radio is sending power.
My guess is that the would be thieves tried their hand at hot wiring the car. Instead of cutting into the ignition harness they cut into the radio harness.
Meatcoma
> Zohaibman72
06/29/2015 at 14:07 |
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Sounds like you have a short somewhere under the dash.
E92M3
> Zohaibman72
06/29/2015 at 16:21 |
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I’d take the door panel off the door that had a crow bar taken to it. My MDX’s front speakers weren’t working, and it turned out to be the connector for the speaker wasn’t plugged in. My theory is the panel was removed for some reason, and the person forgot to plug it back in. The crow bar attack probably ripped something loose or caused a short.