Reply With Quotehave u checked that the remote wire(small blue one sometimes also inside ur rca lead) hasnt come unplugged
Well basically my sub stopped working, so i thought it was the amp as the light stopped coming on, changed amp and it still dont work. next i tryed the sub in my friends punto, which worked fine, next i tryed a different headunit still no bass, so i figured, its not the headunit, amp or sub, so i buy some new RCA cables and it still doesnt work. Anyone have any idea what could be the problem?
Btw the amp switches on fine, and its not in protective mode. and all fuses are still intact.
have u checked that the remote wire(small blue one sometimes also inside ur rca lead) hasnt come unplugged
yeah that came loose quite a while ago cause there wasn't a metal bit to hold in onto the iso connector black thing. anyway i had the head unit on my seat and the remote wire is deffinatly in the back of it or the head unit wouldn't turn on
not the headunit, the amp sorry
Last edited by JasonX; 9th January 2008 at 18:29. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
yes it would if the remote wire came out then the amp wont turn on the rem or remote wire is simply there to tell the amp to turn on nothing else
have you checked the fuses the one on the amp and the power cable fuse that powers it?
XploitGT
ok u got it but still my amp will turn on if its not in it just wont work
Yeah the remote wire is fine. and also both fuses, the power cable on in the engine bay and the one on the amp are both fine, and the speaker cable between the amp and sub is fine as i used that when i used my friends amp in his car
the only thing i woudl suggest is to take all the wires out and do it again. Tedious but you should find the problem it defo sounds like a cable issue
XploitGT
shortsy are you saying if the remote cable isn't plugged in the amp can still power up? or did i just misread you?
yes some amps they do but go into a sort of standby mode but not all do my old amp didnt my new does just making sugestions
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