Sub not working

I have an '04 Silverado and the other day I came home and everything was fine. Then about 30 minutes later I went to leave and only to find out that I didn't have any bass at all. I have checked the fuse for the amp (under the hood) and it looks fine. Everything is plugged in under the console too.

Someone please help me...I feel like I'm in a 1980's car with the paper speakers. :banghead:

Thanks

I have an '04 Silverado and the other day I came home and everything was fine. Then about 30 minutes later I went to leave and only to find out that I didn't have any bass at all. I have checked the fuse for the amp (under the hood) and it looks fine. Everything is plugged in under the console too.

Someone please help me...I feel like I'm in a 1980's car with the paper speakers. :banghead:

Thanks


as most vehicle owners know these OEM speakers suck...they are very low quality..
get a meter and measure for resistance across the speaker terminals if open no resistance get a high quality replacement of the same resistance that the old speaker was supposed to have ...4-16 ohm range..

I forgot to mention these are the Bose speakers. I get sound from my speakers but it's only mids and highs.

Thanks

I forgot to mention these are the Bose speakers. I get sound from my speakers but it's only mids and highs.

Thanks

I have some bose speakers for my home they are very solid speakers...

On a vehicle that this is in,,, even the bose speakers will have a speaker coil open....the bass speaker has a large amount of current flowing thru it... this can cause the coil to melt out and as a result damage the output power module..

so make sure the speaker is good then replace amp..if necessary..

Is the amp showing that it is getting power? Or showing if it's in protection stage?