Help with sub
#11
sorry to butt in but im having a little trouble too, what does the remote wire do does that go to the deck and to the amp cause i'm getting juice just nothing it going on,
again sorry for jumping in here.
again sorry for jumping in here.
#12
Depending on the deck you have and who installed the deck you may have to run the wire to a different spot... [not automatticly the BLUE one haha] .. Some audio installers put in aftermarket wiring harneses that can change the power antenna wire to not receive power correctly...
#13
If your amp powers up and plays when you listen to FM or AM but not when you play a CD, ipod, etc. the remote wire is connected to "power antenna" instead of "amp turn on" like it should be. Usually the amp turn on wire is blue and white from the head unit but check the label on the unit and/or the manual to be sure.
#14
The remote wire controlls both power antena ans the amp. I dont have a power antena though. I think I found the problem. My battry was low on water and on chanrge. I add more water and put a charger on my battery for like 30 min. After I drove the car home the sub worked great. So I think it was a low battery but we will see.
#15
You should never need to add water to a modern battery. Losing water usually means that your alternator is putting out too much voltage and overcharging it. Check the voltage at the battery with the engine running but everything else electric on the car turned off; if more than 14.5 volts or so there is a problem.
#20
You should never need to add water to a modern battery. Losing water usually means that your alternator is putting out too much voltage and overcharging it. Check the voltage at the battery with the engine running but everything else electric on the car turned off; if more than 14.5 volts or so there is a problem.