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Old 11-22-2009, 03:40 PM
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Default The front jeep speakers dont seem to be working?

Just yesterday I seemed to notice that the front dash speakers don't work. I have a Kenwood deck with a sub. The only speakers that do work are the ones that are attached to the roll bar. There are so many other options for sound and speakers I am not too sure if I accidentally turned them off or changed something. Please help or direct me to someone that can help me.
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