sayd430

Here it is my subwoffers have been cuting in and out recently, then they just strait up cut out... Today i go and was trying to test my connections with a multimeter. Then in the process of taking out my head unit and puting everything back in i turn on my car to see if my subs work , the speakers still dont work but on top of that my headunit doesnt work anymore but before i took my headunit out it was doing just fine i checked my radio fuses in the car and under hood... and someones gonna die soon... HELP ME with any sugestions to how i can solve this problem because everyone needs some tunes to drive with MANNN

t0ekn3e

loose wire somewhere?

97spooncivic

i have this same exact problem. i think there is a code (like hold down three buttons for like 5 secs) just incase someone steels it. but i tried all of them, didnt work. i have a pioneer deck. some one help us

97spooncivic

anyone?

Takymoto

yea i would make sure all your connections are good

Takymoto

wait you have you hit your power button on your deck, It should be in the left hand corner.

97spooncivic

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PEARLelectron &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wait you have you hit your power button on your deck, It should be in the left hand corner.</TD></TR></TABLE> hahah

wait, are you being serious?

A.E Motoring

iTrader: (1)

try hitting your reset button, its very small, need like a needle or sharpe pick

monkeyass9

make sure your solder or butt connectors are solid, (i.e. no exposed/crossed wires)

VRD^sam

Its either not getting enough Power or your amp is overheating or connections