Amp Stays on?
Vankangas12
10-11-2004, 10:46 PM
Im using my stock head unit and i have an amp and sub. I didnt use a remote wire, because it was messing the sound up. So I have the power wire going to both remote and battery terminals. Now it wont shut off, or if it does not for a long time. What should I do?
sr20de4evr
10-11-2004, 10:52 PM
The remote is what tells the amp to turn on, when the remote goes to 12V, the amp turns on. Since your remote is always at 12V your amp is always on.
You need to use the remote input for what it was designed for, run a remote wire to something that's switched with the ignition, I'm sure you can find a switched power source in the fuse box, and if not then tap into the wires going to you cigarette lighter (if yours turn on and off with the ignition that is).
You need to use the remote input for what it was designed for, run a remote wire to something that's switched with the ignition, I'm sure you can find a switched power source in the fuse box, and if not then tap into the wires going to you cigarette lighter (if yours turn on and off with the ignition that is).
tblake
10-11-2004, 11:47 PM
Yes, sr2 said it exactally right. have a power antenna? Just a thought...
CBFryman
10-12-2004, 04:50 PM
or yo ucan go down to radioshack and get a little switch and run a wire and fuse it to like 4 amps and use it as your turn on switch. just a thought if yo udont wnat to fool with spliceing (though it isnt hard)...just throwing another idea out there.
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