| DC5PWR |
Well, I drove over a train track last night, and it ripped the amp off my sub box.. tearing the remote wire out.
ALL of my speakers cut out including subs.
I re attached the remote wire, and the subs and amp are working fine, but the rest of my speakers are still dead.
My amp is a mono block, so I dont understand why the speakers would die, seeing how the amp is only powering the sub.
I figure a fuse, but dont know why the fuse would have blown?
any feedback would be great. |
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| 92_WhItE_H23 |
| that is wierd... it doesnt sound like a fuse.. if it were a fuse your deck wouldnt work. or if ur amp fuse blew ur sub wouldnt work. check your speaker wire connections make sure something didnt come undone. |
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| ChromeDragon |
That is really odd. I'd hope that the remote wire coming out wouldn't send a surge back and cook your deck.
Maybe check your wiring harness connection on the deck, it's possible that it slid out a bit?:dunno: |
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| DC5PWR |
| I also have a factory amp under the passenger seat.... I think It may be the amp fuse? I'll have to look. |
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| DC5PWR |
| well, turns out it was just a fuse called "bose".. so i guess my deck/speakers run on a different fuse. Replaced it with my heated seats fuse for now and everythings working fine.. |
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| mike3 |
| your car probably has the Bose stereo and when the remote wire pulled out if probably shorted out, and is on the same line as your factosy amp. |
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