Leak after speaker install, yeah the usual.
06-28-2011, 07:02 AM
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Leak after speaker install, yeah the usual.
I just had RF Prime speakers installed by a shop only because I wanted my amp (powering them) to be wired installed as well. If it's just speakers I'd do it myself as I'm a more plug n play guy.
Now that's out of the way, waters leaking through the passenger door yet not the driver's. And assuming the guy just bolted the speakers w/o using the Scouche/GM brackets made for the opening. Do I need the brackets or would baffles and dynomating around the 6.5's be better?
Not to mention the pass leaks been fixed a few times last being the water deflector and the dust shield adhesive. All under warranty. I just don't want it voided only because they see the aftermarket speaker if I take it in for another checkup on the dust cover or whatever.
Now that's out of the way, waters leaking through the passenger door yet not the driver's. And assuming the guy just bolted the speakers w/o using the Scouche/GM brackets made for the opening. Do I need the brackets or would baffles and dynomating around the 6.5's be better?
Not to mention the pass leaks been fixed a few times last being the water deflector and the dust shield adhesive. All under warranty. I just don't want it voided only because they see the aftermarket speaker if I take it in for another checkup on the dust cover or whatever.
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