One speaker isn't moving as much as the other one

Move the connecting cables around and see if the sound changes, probably just needs shielded cable

you can do this on the volume of the computer

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Grab a multimeter, unhook the speaker wires, and turn the system on and check the voltage of your power wires at the amp. Also, make sure you have a good ground (meaning it isn't loose at all, free of paint, you shouldn't be able to move the bolt with your hand using medium heavy force.)
Also check the ohm load your presenting to the amp on the speakers as a pair not individually.
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Hi Bill:
You directed this question at me, but unfortunately this isn't my expertise and I am unable to provide you with a real solution at this time.

Hopefully one of other experts will be able to provide you with a real solution.

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First thing, make sure the mute feature isn't on. If it is not, go to menu and look for a feature that lets you choose whether you can use external speakers or internal speakers. Some newer sets have this option. If your set has this option, make sure your internal speakers are turned on. If this isn't the case, you could have fault in the 12vdc/15vdc section of your power supply board or on the mainboard of the set.

Hi !
Most of the time there isn`t any problem with the speaker but with the cable connecting the 2 speakers .Try to listen some music and move the cable a little and maybe you`ll hear the sound coming out from the dead box .
The cable is not that hard to be replaced but you will need a new cable and a soldering tool, ( or someone who has one )
But the majority of the people are just buying a new set a speakers when one brokes because these are one of the cheapest parts that can broke on a computer...same for the mouse or keyboard , a good specialist can still fix it but it doesn`t worth it if you can afford new ones.

If this is the original radio, you lasted longer than most. It could be the radio or the rear speakers. Again, if the speakers are original, they lasted a while (13 years isn't bad). If you plan on keeping the car, replacing the radio with a CD unit would be advisable. However, if this is an aftermarket radio that isn't too old, I would check the speakers. They may have blown. There are many cheap replacements that function much better that stock speakers do. They are available online or locally.

Happy Hunting

...is the engine running?
If the belt is moving but the alternator pulley isn't, it's seized and the alternator needs to be replaced.
If the belt isn't moving at all, it probably slipped off the crank pulley.

Have you made sure the dock is compatible with the iPod version you have? If you are having to move the iPod around, this may be because the dock isn't built for the iPod you own.

It could also be a technical fault that the dock is loose. Take it/send it back to the shop and explain your problem.

make sure that you are plugging into the correct socket for the speakers, if they are colour coded then use the green one, then check the volume properties on your computer to make sure the volume is turned up and that the sound isn't muted.