Can Fix My Speaker fix car door speakers? Anyone actually tried it?

[sonya11]

Hey folks, I’m dealing with a bit of an issue and could use your input.
The door speakers in my car have been acting weird lately—sometimes the sound gets all crackly, and other times there's no sound at all.

While searching for a quick fix online, I came across this tool called Fix my speaker .It’s supposed to play high-frequency sound to push out water from phone speakers if they’ve gotten wet.
That got me thinking could this actually work for car door speakers too?
Has anyone here tried it on a car audio system or seen it work outside of phones?

Would really appreciate it if you could share your experience or advice.
Drop a reply if you’ve given it a shot or know someone who has. Thanks in advance.

[revoracing247]

Hate to burst your bubble, but there's no way that app will work on car speakers.

Phone speakers/enclosures are tiny. So surface tension with water will make it "wick" into the cavity and be hard to come out. The high-frequency sound is meant to break the surface tension and help the water flow out of the enclosure, letting it start functioning again.

everything car audio is at such a larger scale, surface tension isn't going to be an issue at all. But also water and car audio equipment don't play nice together. marine/phones only expose the speaker cone to the water so it can't get around and actually contact the electrical parts.

Sounds like you have a loose connection to that speaker, or the wires are partially grounding out somewhere.

[Joe X]

9 hours ago, sonya11 said:

Hey folks, I’m dealing with a bit of an issue and could use your input.
The door speakers in my car have been acting weird lately—sometimes the sound gets all crackly, and other times there's no sound at all.

While searching for a quick fix online, I came across this tool called Fix My Speaker.It’s supposed to play high-frequency sound to push out water from phone speakers if they’ve gotten wet.
That got me thinking could this actually work for car door speakers too?
Has anyone here tried it on a car audio system or seen it work outside of phones?

Would really appreciate it if you could share your experience or advice.
Drop a reply if you’ve given it a shot or know someone who has. Thanks in advance.

 

Are you saying you exposed your speakers to water?

 

If both left and right speakers turn silent when that happens most likely your car stereo has become faulty or have loose power terminals, if  it happens to the left or right speaker only it may be an issue with the speakers or you may have wiring issues.

 

Happily these days can be very inexpensive to replace car audio parts if needed.