Radio issues the radio just started a loud vibration from the passenger rear speaker the radio still plays but is drowned out by this horrible noise any ideas? Jack

It sounds like the radio is defective. I can think of no other issue that would cause the speaker noise you discribe

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The fuse might be built into the cable to the lighterand/or radio. It's called "fusable link", this type of fuse looks like a cable. Or another type of fusable link might be in the fuse box under the hood near the firewall.

It very well could be the strut.
smaller chance could be the CV axle.
Also have the splash guards/heat shields checked to make sure they are all tight in place.

reset the CPU program after the battery change out. Use a code reader for this process as the program is corrupted

sound like a grounding issue

Get the engine mounts checked. A bad mount may allow part of the engine to lie on a body or frame part, allowing engine vibrations to become very loud. Torquing of the engine (under load) can cause the same type problems.

Inspect the universal joint. See if the driveshaft has any play in it. This could also be caused by a bad, dry, or damaged wheel bearing. Those items can be fixed. Hope this helped.

You should have the drive axles checked. Also Wheel bearings. Are there any vibrations or pulling?

Sounds like the speaker is blown - factory speakers are usually pretty cheaply made and not very high quality, so even normal listening volumes can destroy them - you don't have to crank the radio to blow them. If the speaker is on the rear deck, it may be accessible from inside the trunk - take a look there and see if it unbolts.