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Originally Posted by herb  another daft suggestion here the live feed from the battery should have an inline fuse have you checked this?? |
cheers mate , and yes checked that ,
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BAD63R Re: Another amp problem
Couple of things you can check without having to replace anything...
1) Sound daft I know but check to see how many fuses your amp has. Some have more than one and might be worth checking these are sound.
2) Check your earthing point. If its bolted to the chassis in the boot, then undo the nut/bolt and scrape all the paint back to bare metal and try again.
3) take a small piece of amp wire and touch the 12v live and the remote to give the remote connection a direct feed to see if it's the terminal.
If all the above dont work, then might be time to replace the amp unless someone can suggest anything else  |
BAD63R your a gem , did the trick 12v live to remote and the old girl lit up , amp that is not the wife
, so asumed it was h/unit end so struggled to get the h/unit out bloody security cages pmsl , and low and behold the remote lead wasnt attached to the live to amp , two connectors later and its working well the amp is
, the big bom box in the boot still not working Mmmmmm so a little fiddle here and there and it fired into life , only for a split second though , my conclusion is sod it leave it for another day , well what ive decided to do is rewire the whole bloody lot , im going to get an amp kit and compleatly rewire from head unit back so i know its done properly
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