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Old 01-11-2014   #1
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Default Re: Bose Amplifier

DarkAngel as stated SCHRADE is right start with the basics make sure power is getting to the speakers/amps. As to your English it's better than my French lol and as SCHRADE stated we just want to make sure no details were lost in the translation.

If that checks out the radio brain behind the passenger seat on your 90 is the next logical suspect as stated by xlr8florida and Dr dons is the best choice for repair. GC
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Old 01-13-2014   #2
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Default Re: Bose Amplifier

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DarkAngel as stated SCHRADE is right start with the basics make sure power is getting to the speakers/amps. As to your English it's better than my French lol and as SCHRADE stated we just want to make sure no details were lost in the translation.

If that checks out the radio brain behind the passenger seat on your 90 is the next logical suspect as stated by xlr8florida and Dr dons is the best choice for repair. GC
the front surely has power because when i start the radio, it makes "tac, ... tac, ... tac" from the front speakers

cvette98pacecar; great idea
i didn't thought of that
i will try to put the front speaker in the back and the back in the front next we to see what's going on
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Old 01-13-2014   #3
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the front surely has power because when i start the radio, it makes "tac, ... tac, ... tac" from the front speakers

cvette98pacecar; great idea
i didn't thought of that
i will try to put the front speaker in the back and the back in the front next we to see what's going on

You do have some sort of power to the front but it may not be going where it should, thus the tac tac tac sound.

If your going to swap speakers rather than measure a few voltages then I'd
swap a single know good rear one to the front not the suspect front one to the rear since that is the one you modified.
You could avoid damaging the rear pre-amp depending on what the wiring error is (if there is one) in the front one.
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