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Slimyjr.Mar-08-07 05:35 AM
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#12711, "Headunit not working..."




          

I painted my interior and to do that i disconnected my headunit. But when i hooked it back up it won't turn on. I thought that maby the fuse had blown causethat is often the case, so i replaced that andthe da*n thing still wont work. i have the power cord plugged in and the one wiring harness that covers the fuse plugged in. Also plugged in are the two wires to my amp. Anyone know what wrong with it or if i am missing something???
TIA!!!

  

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RE: Headunit not working..., ThePerfectShift, Mar-08-07 07:57 AM, #1
RE: Headunit not working..., Slimyjr., Mar-09-07 04:06 AM, #2
      RE: Headunit not working..., ThePerfectShift, Mar-12-07 05:32 AM, #3
           RE: Headunit not working..., jshillin, Mar-12-07 06:14 AM, #4
                RE: Headunit not working..., Slimyjr., Mar-26-07 07:08 AM, #5
                     RE: Headunit not working..., shonobie, Mar-29-07 12:38 AM, #6
                          RE: Headunit not working..., 95grayTsi, Mar-29-07 09:37 AM, #7

ThePerfectShiftMar-08-07 07:57 AM
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#12712, "RE: Headunit not working..."
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try bench testing it directly to your battery. if it doesnt work with a fresh fuse in the deck itself, then its shot. if it works, then check all your under sttering wheel fuses with a test light or ohmeter. Good Luck


Originally posted by thedawg

I ran 15-18psi on my stock a604 for about 30k miles then it broke. It makes cool whining noises now.

  

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Slimyjr.Mar-09-07 04:06 AM
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#12715, "RE: Headunit not working..."
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K i was pondering my promblem last night when i relized that i probably have a bad gound so i moved it and now it works. But my amp doesnt, therefore my subs don't either. I checked the fuses, they are good. It won't even turn on and i have it connected to the battery. Everything is wired the same just as before i took it out.( i took pics of everything before i took it out) Any ideas what the promblem could be would be nice.
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ThePerfectShiftMar-12-07 05:32 AM
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#12720, "RE: Headunit not working..."
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did you check to make sure the remote wire didn't get disconected? Check your inline power fuse, and check to make sure you have a good ground, dont forget about the fuses in the amp either. It has to be one of those, theres only so many things that can prevent an amp from powering on.


Originally posted by thedawg

I ran 15-18psi on my stock a604 for about 30k miles then it broke. It makes cool whining noises now.

  

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jshillinMar-12-07 06:14 AM
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#12721, "RE: Headunit not working..."
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Make sure the amps are grounded good and check to be sure that your remote wire is connected.

  

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Slimyjr.Mar-26-07 07:08 AM
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#12739, "RE: Headunit not working..."
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Sorry it took me so long to report back but i had to replace my inline power fuse, and my remote wire didn't work anymore on the wire i had it on?? So i moved it to the illumination wire so now i can turn my subs on/off with the lights.

  

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shonobieMar-29-07 12:38 AM
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#12747, "RE: Headunit not working..."
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Yea........I wouldn't do that

  

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95grayTsiMar-29-07 09:37 AM
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#12748, "RE: Headunit not working..."
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ditto......no worky on remote turn on , id rather see you relay it from ignition then hook into illumination wire! all bad can only come from that

  

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