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Wondering if anyone has experienced this.....

Got the factory bose audio in my sedan - as im driving the left side speakers randomly cut out.... im thinking loose wire behind the dash? Any one else experienced this before i pull it out to troubleshoot?

For F@! Sake!! Thats annoying!!

I never realised that it only does it on CD - but now that you mention it i think your right, it only does it on CD's

The only station i can listen to at the moment in melbourne is 89.9 as is havent installed my frequency expander yet......

Questions:

Can it be fixed - or not worth it?

What are my after market options that will work with all factory speakers and sub, and steering wheel controls?

kolossus - if i cant do any of the above how much do you want for it? and is it from an 05?

Chris, whats the cost to fix it? Is it something i can do, or is it a electronics expert type of repair?

If i was to go aftermarket, id want a dvd single din player and hook it up to the aux input on the factory screen. Any units known to work well that others have used? Bluetooth would be handy too....

Im going to need a new facia arent i? Where do i get that from... ?

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