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No: TSB-04-54-002REV
DATE: June, 2004
MODEL: All
SUBJECT:
AUDIO SPEAKER TROUBLESHOOTING AND
REPLACEMENT GUIDELINES
This TSB supercedes TSB-04-54-002, issued February 2004, to include speaker locations
on the Speaker Complaint Checklist and a new warranty statement requiring Checklist
submittal. Revisions are indicated by -->.
PURPOSE
This bulletin contains troubleshooting steps for diagnosing various customer complaints
relating to the audio system speakers in Mitsubishi vehicles.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Symptom/Condition
You may receive customer complaints about abnormal noise from the audio system
speakers. These can be described as any of the following:
^ Static
^ Popping
^ Crackle
^ Buzzing
^ Rattle
^ Distorted sound
^ Poor sound quality
^ No sound (speaker inoperative)
CHECKLIST REQUIRED
If warranty speaker replacement is required, the SPEAKER COMPLAINT CHECKLIST
at the end of this bulletin MUST be completed and attached to the replaced speaker and
held until the subsequent request for return is issued. Make copies of the Checklist and
use it each time warranty speaker replacement is required.
--> Failure to submit the completed Speaker Complaint Checklist subjects the claim to
debit.
AFFECTED VEHICLES
PROCEDURE
Use the flowcharts to diagnose suspected speaker related audio system conditions:
PARTS INFORMATION
For the best performance from a Mitsubishi factory-installed audio system, use the
genuine Mitsubishi original equipment speaker for replacement. Refer to CAPS for
correct part numbers.
WARRANTY INFORMATION
This bulletin is for information only, not warranty authorization. Normal warranty
procedures apply.
--> Failure to submit the completed Speaker Complaint Checklist subjects the claim to
debit.