So I need some help from the car experts

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I've recently found out my right side stock speakers don't work

on my 95 chevy

I plan to check the wiring from the head unit to the speaker

It usually runs under the dash right?

 

[mpimpin]

probably, but wouldn't it be simpler to check the wiring directly into the speaker as well as the speaker itself first. Then trace your way back...

 

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If I do that, then I'd have to rip off the interior

 

[Bible_Belt]

Taking the door panel off can be done if you are patient with the plastic clips that hold it together. Don't use enough force to break the clips, just patiently mess with it until it pops off.

You could also look for 'free installation' deals at local stereo stores. A ten year old stock speaker is going to suck anyway, if it still works at all.

 

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How much is it to overhaul my speakers btw?

 

[Bible_Belt]

Somewhere between fifteen bucks and several thousand dollars, Wal-Mart plus do-it-yourself installation is the fifteen buck route.

 

[mpimpin]

Walmart has some decent pairs of Pioneers for about $70 I haven't blown em yet and you and/or some friends could do it yourselves nice and simple.

If that is the problem in the first place.

Look online for speaker installation guides for your vehicle or pick up a manual for your vehicle make and year. One of the ones that has everything in it from an auto parts store.