Short circuit in jeep?

Question

When I first got the jeep, the speakers would cut out when I opened the doors. Eventually, the door speakers stopped working altogether. Replaced front speaker wires, put in 4 new speakers, and replaced factory radio. Sound came back in the front, but once again, it's cutting out when I open the doors. The speakers also out cut out when I turn up the bass. Sometimes when I open or close my windows too far, the power to the radio goes out, then comes back. What the hell is going on?

Answer 1

"The speakers also out cut out when I turn up the bass."

All of the answers were right on the money, the loss of audio at high adjustment may also be due to a lack of ground to the head unit or amp(s) and/or a lack of voltage/amperage getting to these systems. also, a poor connection between the speakers and the amp/head unit

Answer 2

Not knowing what kind of radio you have I'll make a guess. The radio is by-amped or so called "floating ground" type system. That means you have a left+, a left-, a right+ and a right- and none of them dare go to any of each other or to ground. If when you re-wired the front speakers you did not install some sort of cable wrap over the speaker wires, in opening and closing the doors you now have cable chaffing and when a bare spot hits ground, the shut-down protect circuit kicks in un-till the short clears.

Answer 3

There is a harness in the door that often wears out from repeated use. When the door is open, look for the connection (bunch of wires in a rubber conduit) and see if any are rubbed bare.

Answer 4

the laptop gained't say inner trans failure. it will be a particular sensor that has an open or shorted challenge, yet no longer the trans itself. appears like you're being scammed. Ask for the completed code, then start up troubleshooting. i have under no circumstances considered a flush splendid an open/shorted circuit conditioin.