car audio question
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From: Lll
oui oui.
now check:
-your remote wire is pinched or cut off along the way to the trunk
-your remote wire isnt connected to the harness right
-your harness could have the remote wire connection loose
-your HU is the cause of the problem.
i would start by pulling your headunit out. take a spare wire, run it from the harness' remote wire (antenna), and back to the amp. if it works that way...you know its not the HU, but the wire itself.
now check:
-your remote wire is pinched or cut off along the way to the trunk
-your remote wire isnt connected to the harness right
-your harness could have the remote wire connection loose
-your HU is the cause of the problem.
i would start by pulling your headunit out. take a spare wire, run it from the harness' remote wire (antenna), and back to the amp. if it works that way...you know its not the HU, but the wire itself.
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From: 916
Originally Posted by WiLL
oui oui.
now check:
-your remote wire is pinched or cut off along the way to the trunk
-your remote wire isnt connected to the harness right
-your harness could have the remote wire connection loose
-your HU is the cause of the problem.
i would start by pulling your headunit out. take a spare wire, run it from the harness' remote wire (antenna), and back to the amp. if it works that way...you know its not the HU, but the wire itself.
now check:
-your remote wire is pinched or cut off along the way to the trunk
-your remote wire isnt connected to the harness right
-your harness could have the remote wire connection loose
-your HU is the cause of the problem.
i would start by pulling your headunit out. take a spare wire, run it from the harness' remote wire (antenna), and back to the amp. if it works that way...you know its not the HU, but the wire itself.
