RE: IML: Door speaker access / Vinyl half-top (1993)
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RE: IML: Door speaker access / Vinyl half-top (1993)



I had an '88 Daytona with the Infinity sound system that did the same thing.
It was the door speaker that was powered, and failed.  It was under warranty
at the time, ('90) so I didn't actually do the repair, Dodge did.  The
Infinity speakers do have amplifiers attached to them at the speaker itself.

Rob McCall
'67 LeBaron

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Subject: RE: IML: Door speaker access / Vinyl half-top (1993)

Welcome John,

I'm not very familiar with front wheel drive Imperials, but I've owned 
several FWD Mopars.  The Infinity stereos often had powered speakers.  This 
meant an amp at the speaker is likely your problem.  On most FWD Mopars the 
speaker grilles just popped off on little clips and the speaker could then 
be unscrewed.  I don't know about Imperials though.  I'm sure somebody that 
knows better will chime in.

Rob



>From: "John T. Folden" <nedloftj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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>To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: IML: Door speaker access / Vinyl half-top (1993)
>Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2004 23:05:08 -0400
>
>Hello everyone,
>
>
>I'm new to the list and new to owning an Imperial.  I've got a rather sharp

>looking 1993 model with a couple issues that some of you can hopefully help

>me with...
>
>Issue 1: The Infinity stereo system seems to work fine but for two speakers

>on the passenger side, one in the dashboard and the other in the door. They

>produce absolutely no sound. Might there be anything specific to look for 
>considering the location? Also, I seem to be unable to find out how to gain

>access to the speaker in the door. Judging by the speaker framing it seems 
>to be more complicated than just removing the door panel (though I could be

>wrong).
>
>Issue 2: This is the first car I've owned with a vinyl top. The white vinyl

>seems as though it's fading in some spots (or had previously been affected 
>by mold/mildew perhaps, it has that "look" if you know what I mean). I've 
>given it a gentle scrubbing with plain water to no improvement. What might 
>my next steps be? I'm, frankly, clueless when it comes to exterior vinyl.  
>:-(
>
>
>Much thanks,
>John
>
>1993 Imperial w/Electronic Features Package
>Bright White Clear Coat exterior with "Mahogany" Kimberly Cloth interior.
>
>

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