Rear window fell out and now one of the woofers rattles. Found trunk mat wet. Did water get to the woofers?

I know what my next 2 projects are. Top, Speakers.

 

Get that water out of the trunk. It can go down to the airpump that works the door locks/security systems. Gets under the foam insert in the trunk. Look in the service manual ( online) for pics, so you can dry everthing off. May want to use some WD40 on the terminals to keep corrosion out.

 

Something I have always used on any computer car I ''ve had since they came out arount 1981 is di-electric grease. Take your time &
and make a little project out of it & unplug one sensor at a time & on the female end spread the di-electric grease into the portals
somewhat liberally. When you put the sensor connection back you'll have an even coating on each end & just wipe off any grease that
shows around the plug edges. This is really something that is a must if you uncover the central locking system module under your trunk
mat as suggested by Dave above since this is a high failure area if water has entered your trunk somehow. I've never had any corrosion
show on any sensor I have ever unplugged on all the cars I've owned since back in early 1981 til the present. Some cars I have
owned for 15 to 20 yrs.