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Cosimo,
Could be anything from a loose wire to a blown amplifier channel (left side). Is your audio completely stock or aftermarket? I'm local - my office/warehouse/shop is in Sterling and although we don't do car audio, (we do home A/V), I've tinkered with car audio since high school. I'm finally getting ready to upgrade my sound - have all the parts, just need the time. If you need some help in diagnosing, please feel free to come by. PM or e-mail for directions.
- Darryl
1992 Slate Gray Coupe over Carrera Gray Full Leather interior....1 of 1
2006 Cayenne S Icelandic Silver Titanium Edition
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When I purchased my car 3 weeks ago neither of the 2 left speakers worked, I replaced the stock Porsche head unit w/ an Alpine CD unit and connected it up to the stock speakers and all 4 speakers now work. I have read on other threads this is not an unusual problem w/ the stock units.
I have new speakers on order, they were ordered w/ the head unit but due to a screwup by the selling dealer they shipped the wrong ones.
Bill W.
'93 968 6 spd. coupe; '97 993 Cab
'91 BMW R100GS/PD