Do you crank the volume all the way up? If so, then it's quite possible all of them are blown. Factory systems are usually not built to handle that. If it's a Bose factory system, that's a different story. If you haven't had the volume all the way up, then you may very well have a bad amp. Typically, you'll only have an amp in a factory system, though, if it's a premium system (such as a bose). Look for the amp in the rear cargo area. Usually in a side compartment with a door. Could also be in the floor. Most likely a wiring issue. Pull the stereo out and check all the wires and plugs. Turn the radio on and wiggle the wires and see if one causes the issue. If it's not changing when you move them, it's likely an internal problem with stereo, which means it's time for a new one. Good Luck.
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