Sometime over the last couple of weeks my car started making an annoying vibrating noise when the stereo was turned up. On Saturday a mate pinpointed the noise to be coming from the offside lower rear door speaker and sure enough adjusting the fader to the front caused the noise to vanish.

So on Sunday I removed the door panel to make sure it was not a simple loose screw / fitting / clip and I confirmed the noise was coming from the speaker cone itself.

The noise continued yesterday so I booked the car into the dealers for a replacement speaker for this coming Friday.

Typically on my way home from work this evening the noise has stopped - No doubt the dealers will think I'm making it up and then noise will restart on my way home from them.

I can cope with the occasional problem, but rattles and vibrations are the one thing that makes my blood boil when I'm driving (that and middle lane morons) 
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thats typical of the FFRR, one minute you have a problem , the next its gone.....same with my 'noise' behind the console when the a/c button is pressed, day before yeterday theres a noise, yesterday no noise.

your speaker sounds like its breaking down, like when you turn up a stereo to full volume and the speaker blows..i've found that the little wires that are glued onto the diaphragm come loose because the glue goes brittle and causes speaker failure.... any signs of water ingress, if no its probably just wear and tear..

got the same issue myself, learnt to live with it TBH. Mine only seems to happen with the radio CD player on and sounds great!! Intermittent as well. I found that reconnection of the amp plug sometimes sorts it out but then it only comes back again

i now have the same failure on MY06.
is the lower rear speaker mounted with screws?
it should be part nur XQM500230.
thanks

I have the same problem with my lower speakers in the rear doors XQM500100's , I have repaired them twice already but today I bit the bullet and ordered 2 XQM500410s these are the ones that supersede the originals it was just under £200 for the pair  2005 Range Rover Vogue with Supercharged Accessories
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I have the same intermittant problem with the same speaker... Did the replacements fix it or was it caused by something else?

I am positive the replacement speakers will resolve it, I will keep you posted  2005 Range Rover Vogue with Supercharged Accessories
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can you then make some pictures of the mounting? thanks

Clemenz

The speakers are a direct replacement for the original ones, all fit perfectly and took me about 30 minutes to change both side  2005 Range Rover Vogue with Supercharged Accessories
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so with screws?

Well after a couple of weeks with the new speakers I have to say they are a massive improvement, sound appears to be cleaner and more defined, every little background sound can be clearly heard 😎😎😎 2005 Range Rover Vogue with Supercharged Accessories
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GONE 1995 Discovery 300 tdi GS

i have not yet replaced mine, can the old ones be repaired?
would it be possible to re glue them?