confused as ever

[samborskij]

I have a 94 LT1 with a standard Cassette Player Radio. My left front speaker is real weak. I also have a GM Factory Service Manual. It centers heavily on the Bose Radio/Amplifier while barely touching on the standard radio.

Since the manual only discusses the Bose Amp, should I assume the standard radio/casette doesn't have an amplifier.

If I look in the compartment behind the drivers seat I see what could be an Amplifier but it doesn't seem to be identified.

When I look at the manual in reference to the amp, it says and I quote:
"1. Open right rear storage compartment door."
"2. Tray."
"3. Pull firmly on receiver to seperate hook and loop fastener."

I say, what the ----?
I need some help, please.
Sam

 

[rlg]

it's called the radio receiver box. the audio outputs are amplified and sent to the speakers.

get another speaker and hook it up to test.

 

[So Bay Vetter]

After removing radio receiver, reach down and feel bottom of compartment for water ; commom problem.

 

[JimBobC4]

get another speaker and hook it up to test.

The reciever your talking about is an aluminium case with heat sinks on it. If I recall it is velcro'd to the ..... right side of the comapartment.


Dont yank it out.Gently remove it.


many wires are attached and the connectors are fragile

I would check those connectors for issues before I removed the speakers..

Try swapping the speakers left to right to test if the connectors are not the issue.

Make SURE its dry in the compartment as well



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[samborskij]

Thank You All. It turns out it was the 10 Way Left Front Speaker. Since they are discontinued it took awhile but I found one.