[V6-12v] Rear Door Speakers

[The CyberPoet]

Actually, if you are trying to combat corrosion at the connectors for  
an Audi, there's a specialty version of dielectric grease that  
contains suspended micro-particles of zinc available from a few  
different manufacturers (such as Noalox from Ideal Products in the  
USA). The zinc cuts/abraids the oxidized surface of aluminum  
connectors when they push together, creating a fresh patch of non- 
oxidized aluminum, and the dielectric grease it's embedded in keeps  
oxygen from immediately oxidizing the surface again. Cheap, good  
solution once you get any serious oxidation off the surface... worked  
wonders for my blinker and tail light connectors as well, ridding me  
of a previously regular problem of them getting oxidized...

Cheers
=-= Marc Glasgow

On May 2, 2006, at 12:31 PM, Jack Tozzi at Novi Cantori wrote:

> There is a black connector with four wires in each rear door that  
> is prone
> to corrosion.  Removing the door panel and cleaning these  
> connections should
> restore proper operation to the rear speakers.

>>
>> Folks,
>>
>> The amps for my rear speakers have developed a bad connection
>> somewhere which causes the sound to drop out every now and then.
>> Needless to say, this is highly annoying. Now that I'll be tearing  
>> the
>> dash apart to replace the heater core anyway, I figured it would be a
>> golden opportunity to run wires for new rear speakers.
>>
>> Do you have any suggestions for which speakers that will fit in the
>> rear doors of a 1994 90S?
>>
>> I'm looking for something that works with the interior and gives
>> decent sound (at least up to par with the original speakers). I'm not
>> looking for 1kW amps with bass drivers that will rupture my eardrums,
>> implode my eyes, and rattle my licence plate.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Tom