Is the fade setting set to something like R9? Check that first.

 

Thanks for the reply... I did check the fade and it didn't change anything.
Are there separate fuses for front and back speakers?

 

I would think not. As far as my knowledge goes all of the speakers just wire directly into the head unit. I'd think that the head unit would just be on a single fuse, and if that fuse blew the radio all together would not work. But I'm not 100% if all of what I've just said is correct. Maybe someone who knows a little more about the electrical system could provide more insight. How did the speakers quit working? Was it just all of a sudden?

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I'd say if you lost both front door speakers, there's a loose plug at the head unit--and when you get there--re-seat ALL the connectors while you have access. To my knowledge--there aren't any fuses for speakers--maybe just to the sub-amp module.

 

Trouble shoot and swap the back speakers to the front and see if they work. Then you can rule out the front speakers being blown.

 

If your front door speakers are not working so check the fuse and then review the wiring which is going to speakers from the head. Usually this type of problem happened when speakers blown out. That is the possibilities now you can check it out..

 

I was wondering what the recommendation would be to replace a BA premium sound package. I was thinking about getting RF 6x9 R1693 for the rear and RF P132 for the tailgate. Not sure what to get for the front, maybe some components from RF. Any suggestions. Planning on adding aftermarket 4 channel amp and a monoblock amp for (2 12 🔉🔉").

 

If it were me, I'd use the same speakers in the front doors that you put in the back. They're the same size.