Chime Speaker Broken (Fix)
Tip to remove the trim: Press with your finger in the very front(drive side) of the trim, press firmly until you see the edge of the trim, and then using a small flat screw drive slowly work your way around the trim, it just snaps off. Take your time, I broke mine rushing, just take your time, it snaps off.
Thanks, I hope this helps you.
After driving my car for a few years I noticed that the chime speaker sounds bad. I found that super glue will do the trick, it's fast and easy, and I rather fix it, better than buying a new speaker, which is expensive I might add.
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Center Logic 7 speaker, ( Chime Speaker ) |
I found that the problem is that the cone separates from the ring.
Super Glue to the rescue, simply apply a small amount of glue all the way around, let it dry under the sun for about 30 minutes, and that's it. The speaker is working normal again.
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You can see the glue want to drip, just add a little bit. |
I am no expert, I just figured why not fix it, save some money.
This is the super glue I used, in case you are wondering:
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Loctite Super Glue, I got it at Walmart. |
More pictures of the speaker in case you were wondering what it looked like:
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After I removed the trim. |
Thanks, I hope this helps you.
If you want to order the super glue online, here is an Amazon link:
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