Epfiestaz Posted March 1, 2017 Share Posted March 1, 2017 I have a 2014 Fiesta and recently have dealt with what I thought was a blown speaker. Extreme scratchy sound with bases. Google search is abound with complaints about the poor quality of the Speakers. I removed the offending speaker and examined it. No obvious tears in the seams. But upon applying finger presser around the edge, there was an obvious scratchy noise in certain spots of the speaker. ( i also noticed that the back of the speaker was not covered and there was water in the door panel as I had driven home in the rain the night before.) My conclusion was if water is getting on my speaker, so must dirt and dust. Around the inner cone are layers of circular material. If dirt and dust is getting between these layers it could be causing my scratchy sound. Since I already ordered a replacement speaker, I wasn't too worried to try something to get the scratchy sound to go away. I sprayed the heck out of it with WD40. Virtually soaking the center layers and pressing with my fingers until the scratchy sound went away. I set the speaker to dry and reinstalled. FIXED. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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