Adding subs.
#11
Ok, you did what I thought you did. Your speakers should not have a wire connected to the headunit. You should have a pair of RCA's that go from the headunit to the amp. From there you cut the wire from headunit to speakers. Run a new wire from amp to speakers.
I am surprised you have not killed anything or caught anything on fire honestly. Do you even have a power, ground, and remote wire hooked to the amp? Does the green light come on the amp? Did you hook the subs up in the power and ground side of your amp?
I am surprised you have not killed anything or caught anything on fire honestly. Do you even have a power, ground, and remote wire hooked to the amp? Does the green light come on the amp? Did you hook the subs up in the power and ground side of your amp?
So? How do you think I should do it differently? Its a factory head unit? There is not RCA wires. I could buy a converter. But its not worth it im going to replace the radio soon anyways. But I was just looking for a fix for now. And how in the hell could i catch something on fire? Honestly?
#12
So you have no RCA's but your subs work???? FYI: With no RCA's you are obviously running the speakers off the headunit and your splice is doing nothing.
If you wire to low of an ohm load you can fry your amp which can cause a fire. I am surprised you have not cooked your headunit if you have it wired as showed in your drawing.
You need to go to a shop and show them what you have, I just can not understand how you have it wired but seems like a mess. And if you are feeding everything off the headunit, I am very surprised you have not had a dash fire.
If you wire to low of an ohm load you can fry your amp which can cause a fire. I am surprised you have not cooked your headunit if you have it wired as showed in your drawing.
You need to go to a shop and show them what you have, I just can not understand how you have it wired but seems like a mess. And if you are feeding everything off the headunit, I am very surprised you have not had a dash fire.
#13
No offence, But you think im that stupid? Honestly? It has a high power imput on the amp. And if its there i see no reason to use it. The subs ****in work. Its just the fact that i got to have the speaker wires hooked up on a switch and turned off till the music starts. Then i flip them on and Blam the subs work. No problems.
So? How do you think I should do it differently? Its a factory head unit? There is not RCA wires. I could buy a converter. But its not worth it im going to replace the radio soon anyways. But I was just looking for a fix for now. And how in the hell could i catch something on fire? Honestly?
So? How do you think I should do it differently? Its a factory head unit? There is not RCA wires. I could buy a converter. But its not worth it im going to replace the radio soon anyways. But I was just looking for a fix for now. And how in the hell could i catch something on fire? Honestly?
What do you mean by "high power input"?
#14
Sorry its called "High level Input" As stated here in this installation guide. (which I didnt use) http://www.electronixwarehouse.com/e...installamp.htm
its number 3.
its number 3.
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#19
I knew someone in that area but 2 months ago he went to Greenland. Go here and ask if anyone is in your area.
http://www.carstereoforum.net/index.php
http://www.carstereoforum.net/index.php