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You should be able to excess them threw the trunk check the wire conections wigle them around , did you have them full blast ? also check the front to rear balncer on your radio knob
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Intermittent failures are difficult to diagnose. Try removing the radio and remove the plugs from the back. Look in the connectors for corrosion. Then spray with electrical contact cleaner and replace them making sure they seat well.
First, check the fader on the stereo, then, check the wiring from the stereo to the amp and from the amp to the rear speakers. The amp controls all speakers, not just the rear so it seems that it is still working therefore the fuses must be good. If you have access to any other speakers, I would try plugging one in in place of one of the rear speakers and seeing if it works then you'll know if it's just the speaker or not.
The most common solution is both rear speakers are bad. Not what you expect, but is what we usually find. could be a driver in the radio. Go back to the rear speaker and put your ear right on the speaker and notice if there is a faint sound. Have a test speaker and plug up before you buy the correct ones.
If both rear speakers failed at the same time then do the following:
1) Check that the fader control on the stereo is set to power the rear speakers.
2) Check continuity of the wires to the rear by disconnecting the head unit (stereo) and testing with a multimeter.
My best guess is that the head unit is either set incorrectly or that it's output to the rear speakers has failed. It's uncommon for both rear speakers to fail at the same time, so the stereo unit is most likely at fault.
There is no fuse to the speakers your rear speaker wires should run under the kick plateon drivers side broken or disconnected wire or burned out channel in radio.
Could have damaged the speakers or the radio or both. You could pull a door panel and connect a small used speaker to see if the radio is producing a feed to the door.
You need to attach the blue wire on the stereo harness to the blue and white wire on the car adapter harness. they installed a small amplifier to power the rear door speakers and unless you connect those two wires then the speakers will not work.
sounds like a speaker problem, but it could be the stereo itself. it could have a damaged circuit board. the only way to find is to test the speakers/head unit.
my speakers went out front and rear i was told by an audio tech. that the systems that chevrolet put in them each speaker has its own amp to bust the sound the only way to fix it is to replace them.
if you have a warranty chevrolet will replace them otherwise find a junk yard or new system. i ordered a set of used speakers off ebay havent installed yet.
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