So last weekend, i took the OEM Bose speakers out and replaced them with Infinity Kappa 62.9I. They sound awesome. All was good until yesterday afternoon. Got in the truck to go pick the baby up and everything is normal. Got to the inlaws house, was inside for 15-20 minutes, came back out and the front speakers ( as well as the a-pillar tweaters ) are quiet. Hmm. So I turned the truck off and started it again and still, no fronts. I start driving home and after about 10 minutes of driving, they come bck on. Great. I park the truck, inside my house for 15-20 minutes, go move the truck from the street to the driveway and they are out again, WTF?!? This morning, going to work, they never turned on once in the 20 minutes to work. Im very confused.
I know the Bose BS can be tricky but its weird to me that it was working then just stopped. The only thing that changed yesterday was the weather....we had a big cold front move thru and the temps went from being in the 70s to the 30s ( FTS!!!! ). Im wondering if the way they are connected in the doors if they arent getting a good connection from the wiring shrinking from the temp differences. I cut the plugs off the stock wiring, which at this point the speaker wire were the normal GM colors, grey/tan and lt grn/dk grn, then striped it back, and screwed it into the little crossover deals that the kappas have. Any ideas???
I know the Bose BS can be tricky but its weird to me that it was working then just stopped. The only thing that changed yesterday was the weather....we had a big cold front move thru and the temps went from being in the 70s to the 30s ( FTS!!!! ). Im wondering if the way they are connected in the doors if they arent getting a good connection from the wiring shrinking from the temp differences. I cut the plugs off the stock wiring, which at this point the speaker wire were the normal GM colors, grey/tan and lt grn/dk grn, then striped it back, and screwed it into the little crossover deals that the kappas have. Any ideas???