I have a 2008 Chevy 1500 with radio speaker problems. The drivers door speaker was the first speaker to quit working about 1 year ago. Last week the 2 speakers on the passenger side quit. Could not use my OnStar navigation due to the inability to hear what the OnStar Rep was saying. Took Truck to Dealer and they checked it and said I have 3 bad speakers and will cost $300 to replace. Replacing the speakers does not seem like a fix because it is more than coincidental that 3 speakers would fail within a 12 months period. What would cause the speakers to fail and whats to keep the new speakers from failing. I am currently trying to work through Chevrolet complaint resolution procedure because I do not think I should have to pay for this multiple speaker failure on my truck.

I have a auto repair shop and a customer has the same problem my genisys code scanner pull a radio communication code U0199 which is lost communication with door control module A. I will further diagnose this system and post later hope some of this will help you with yours

I talked to a speaker guy who said the speaker coil goes out on them.I was having the same problem with mine and I purchased a set(2)of Kenwood speakers modelKFCX183C These speakers come with the brackets that fit OEM you just break off the plastic parts till they look like the factory frame .These were about $125.00 a pair,be careful breaking them apart not to take too much off when breaking the tabs of the frame.These sound as good or even better than the factory.OH! and I will go even further to give you poss(+) and neg(-) to wire these;.Driver door(tan+grey-)driver rear(brown+yellow-)pass front(lt green+dk green-)pass right(dk green+lt blue or possibly lt green-)They even come with the insulation but please read all instructions before doing any work.

Speakers should measure 4 ohms. these are very cheap made in Mexico parts. I got a pair of door speakers with mounts and an auto stereo shop for $70 and installed them myself.

GM put very cheap speakers in this year model. Both of my front door speakers started gradually going on and off until they finally died. I replaced them with a set of Kenwood speakers from Crutchfield. They work great!

Why isit all i see is problems with no answers??? Where is the answers???!!! This site sucks!!!!!

I throught I was the only person with this problem, glad to others in the same state Florida with the same problem. I have noticed that when making a hard turn speakers begin to work again only for a short time. Been thinking maybe its as easy as loose connections.

Started to think if there was any fuses that control speakers in these new trucks!

I have the same issue! The speakers are probably still good, because my speakers will randomly come back on, one here, one there, then it'll be gone the next speed bump or use of the door. I have thought it is more than likely a wiring connection inside the doors. My truck is a 2005 Silverado. I've had my dash apart to repair my speedometer and the wiring connections there seemed secure when attempting to make a speaker work or not work by manipulating the wires and connectors.