I went to this auto body shop to get the door lock problem fixed that most of us have experienced. They worked on the passenger door and i noticed when i got it back that the passenger bottom speaker was not working at all. So i brought it back and they got it working, but now there is no bass that comes out of it. I went back again to complained and they said "it must of blew." Don't you find it hard to believe that the speaker happened to blow on the side they were working on right after they gave it back to me?

 

anyone?

 

I doubt a factory stereo is capable of blowing out a speaker. But it's your word against theirs so I would guess you are screwed.

 

Seems like a good opportunity to get some aftermarket ones. Factory speakers aren't the best (paper and foam), and age takes it's toll on them.

 

I had my driver's side lower HK speaker's voice coil seize up. It still made audible sound but at a low volume. I found a used one & all is good.

 

You have probably done something by now, but if the speaker was blown you would hear crackling sounds coming from it. You wouldn't just lose bass from it. Are you just getting sound from the tweeter (1" diameter speaker at the top of the door) and no sound from the mid-woofer (5.25" diameter speaker at the bottom of the door)? If this is the case, they somehow disconnected the mid-woofer. You might be better off trying to trace the connection yourself than depending on them for a fix, even if they did break it. The "it must have blown" excuse makes me think they have no idea what they are talking about when it comes to audio setup.