Pioneer HU - powers on, won't send pwr to spkrs (+)
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Pioneer HU - powers on, won't send pwr to spkrs (+)
eh, my head unit flopped out onto the console of my accord, and now it still powers up and everything but no sound comes form the speakers. I used a circuit tester to see if the HU was sending power out to the positive wires (non-striped), none have power...the remote wire still powers up.
any ideas?
any ideas?
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Re: Pioneer HU - powers on, won't send pwr to spkrs (hatch92_88crx)
Did you check the fuse on the backof the radio ? It could be that you broke something interal in the radio. Do you mind me asking how it popped out? 
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Re: Pioneer HU - powers on, won't send pwr to spkrs (hatch92_88crx)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hatch92_88crx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">eh, my head unit flopped out onto the console of my accord, and now it still powers up and everything but no sound comes form the speakers. I used a circuit tester to see if the HU was sending power out to the positive wires (non-striped), none have power...the remote wire still powers up.
any ideas?</TD></TR></TABLE> LOL, [only a little] the output from an amp, [even a built in one] is AC and not seeing any DC volts on the speaker pos. (+) is a good thing, with your circuit tester check for voltage on the HUs red wire, [should be hot with ign. on] and the HUs yellow wire, [should be hot at all times] then make sure all the speaker leads, [8 of them, a pos. (+) and a neg. (-) for each speaker] is still connected properly and all connections are properly insulated from each other and anything else.
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any ideas?</TD></TR></TABLE> LOL, [only a little] the output from an amp, [even a built in one] is AC and not seeing any DC volts on the speaker pos. (+) is a good thing, with your circuit tester check for voltage on the HUs red wire, [should be hot with ign. on] and the HUs yellow wire, [should be hot at all times] then make sure all the speaker leads, [8 of them, a pos. (+) and a neg. (-) for each speaker] is still connected properly and all connections are properly insulated from each other and anything else.
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