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Had one just like i t with same problem. I used a blu-tooth earpiece till i found resolve. Its your speakers that are bad. I know it sounds out there, literally, as everything else works,even speaker phone. I took mine in to a cell phone shop and they replaced speakers and it cost me 50.00 to fix it. Well worth the money!Hope this helps!
try turning the speaker volume down by adjusting the volume with the volume switch on the side of the phone during a call,
otherwise it is just maybe a bad speaker
Check to be sure you ran the audio wires away from the power supply wiring. I always run the audio down the Passenger side and power to amp on Drivers side. Also check you Ground, and be sure you have metal to metal, no paint obstructing the power.
Time for a new phone. Most likely there are some bad solder connections and they could be anywhere. A 2 year old battery should not cause such severe problems so I'd spend the money on a new phone before a new battery.
I think if you can´t undestand what the other person is sayin, and you think is working fine, the problem could be at the speaker, check if the speaker is clear of dirty or sand or any thing that has not to be there.
If you find any dirty or sand on you speaker, try to clean with a brush and giving some little knocks with a piece of steel
Good luck
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