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YOUR RESEARCHHelp diagnosing rear speakers & Bose not working

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Use fader the front is loud

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But when you use the fader the front is loud, but the rear is really low to the point that when you click on 9 rear you can hardly hear it.
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Use fader the front is loud

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But when you use the fader the front is loud, but the rear is really low to the point that when you click on 9 rear you can hardly hear it.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So my hearing isn�t great (too many year of MC riding), yesterday my daughter was in the back and commented that the rear speakers were not working, sure enough messing with the fader, the rear speakers and Bose doesn�t seem to be working. For them all to go out, I presume it�s a connection issue vs a component failure, any ideas how to hunt this one down? Haven�t had a chance to look yet but I thought I would ask the gurus on the forum first, usually someone know the fix and can save me hours 

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So I checked and all my connections are good, and there is faint sound from the rear and Bose. But when you use the fader the front is loud, but the rear is really low to the point that when you click on 9 rear you can hardly hear it. Is this normal?, would this be a head unit or Amp problem?

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Not normal, my rear with fader to just them is load.

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