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Ford Focus MK2 2009 1.6 Speakers are not working.

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#1 ·
Hi guys, i have a Ford Focus MK2 2009 1.6 and today all of a sudden the
speakers decided to stop working. The tweeter speakers are working and
can hear the sound through them but unable to hear anything on all main 4 speaker. Tried
looking for the fuse but on manual book unable to find any speakers fuse as it only says fuse 108 for Accessory to cluster (audio and navigation unit",
Please assist.
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#2 · (Edited)
The problem might be the amp itself. I believe it's a separate unit from the radio in the dash.
Fuse 108 probably gives power to the entire circuit but you have power to the radio so that's probably fine. Fuse 112 is the audio modules battery supply but again if it were blown it would not power up the radio. It might be worth pulling them and looking them over just to make sure.
The ACM(audio control module) may be the problem too. I hear the ACM is quite expensive so if it turns out that's the issue then you might want to get a used one off Ebay that's configured the same as yours from the same submodel(S, SE, SEL, SES). Make sure it's not for the upgraded audio system if you have the standard radio. The same goes for the amp.
 
#6 ·
Hello there, I am Also having the same problem, all speakers other that’s the tweeters stop… but mine will all be working some days and some days they will not, I’ve noticed it’s with the change of weather when it’s raining they stop so I’m guessing water might be getting in but have looked all through the door panels and all is bone dry.
 
#12 ·
Ive looked through a lot of forums to do with this problem, a solution a couple of you have mentioned accidentally fixed it but was not the cause (checking fuses). The official fix for this is to disconnect negative from battery, ignition on, step on brake to drain electronic capacitors for a few seconds, ignition off then reconnect battery. Obviously this will mean inputting the radio code so have this to hand.