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It sounds like the speaker cones(if that is what they have) get hung up against the back of the case. No vibration=no sound. Check to see that there is no hum adding to the pressure on the speakers. Check to see that the speakers are hooked to the correct impedence output of the amplifier. Also, wire length affects impedence and shortening the wires might help.
You can use a piece of speaker wire to replace the missing bar. those speakers are designed to be used with the bars in place for normal use. they can be removed if you are bi-amp/bi-wireing them.
This answer will require a very detailed technical solution, therefore I recommend contacting a local car audio professional or Clarion customer support directly here:
Any sub can be blown in 30sec if given bad clipped power, so just measure them with a multimeter and see if the coils still have resistance. Throw away the test light and only use a multimeter.
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