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99 nissan altima radio on no sound


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karlhungis 
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I installed a new radio in my 99 altima it was installed correctly and worked perfectly for about 4 months then one day the radio was on and working properly (cd player, sat radio, radio, ect.) but no sound came out. I removed the radio and checked all the connections and they were all good so I assumed that it was the head unit. I put the factory radio back in the car and it worked and sound came out but after a sort time (less than one day) the same thing happened; the radio worked and functioned properly but no sound came out. I checked for factory installed amps and couldn't find any. I checked all radio related fuses and they were all intact. Please help if you have any suggestions I'm sick of listening to the sounds of my heater.
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Did you change any of the speakers in the car?
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sounds like you have a blown speaker somewhere.
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yes, I changed the front speakers
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 you may have a shorted speaker wire..........I would unhook one speaker at a time and see if the sound comes back on........ I would start with the front speakers since those are the ones you changed

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