Help with new Sub
#26
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Originally Posted by xspyder85x
um look in the manual and see which one is which, i used the wiper blade fuse, but many people use the sunroof. if you install anything like that it will prolly void your electrica warranty but nothing else should be affected, but dont quote me on it
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Originally Posted by Xavipheus
But the wire connects to the fuse tap hole, there is no left or right, so what are you talking about?
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Originally Posted by xspyder85x
have you even went outside a tried it. do it, then we will help
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Yeahh so I got my amp and wiring kit yesterday and my sub and box are still coming, gonna start working on the install this week, ill keep you guys updated =P
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Originally Posted by xspyder85x
left or ride side of the fuse, put the connector on the fuse so that when you look at your fuse panel its on the right side of the fuse
Last question, the fuse for the sunroof is the one you drew out actully, its one of the 15 amp fuses, however for some reason the two 15 amp fuses are flipped upside down, does that matter? Look at the picture, which side should the fuse tap be on?
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Originally Posted by Xavipheus
Last question, the fuse for the sunroof is the one you drew out actully, its one of the 15 amp fuses, however for some reason the two 15 amp fuses are flipped upside down, does that matter? Look at the picture, which side should the fuse tap be on?
http://michaelcivitillo.com/myspace/DSC00687.jpg
http://michaelcivitillo.com/myspace/DSC00687.jpg
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Sweet good stuff man, thanks....I mounted the amp to the back of the seats, crimped the power and ground lines. Im going to use that terminal on the ground, just gotta take out that bolt. And then the little terminal for the positive. The Sub box is coming tomorrow and the sub is coming in a few days, Amazon is so MIA about there shipments...The only thing that im wondering about now is how my amps speaker input works, and how im going to slice into the existing wiring. Im thinking about running the wires directly to the speakers after the point of the connection and just sodder right onto the lead. Ill post some pictures soon when im done
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You're seriously going to run Type R subs with that Amp? No offense intended, but you're going to burn the voice coils out if you don't get some more power to those baby's. Type R's are very good subs, but they need juice.
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Im using this sub instead actully http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...240756?ie=UTF8
its within the RMS rating of the amp, the type R one wasnt so I went with this one instead
its within the RMS rating of the amp, the type R one wasnt so I went with this one instead
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Originally Posted by StinkBOMB
You're seriously going to run Type R subs with that Amp? No offense intended, but you're going to burn the voice coils out if you don't get some more power to those baby's. Type R's are very good subs, but they need juice.
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Yeah of course, I hitup my girlfriends step dad whos a mechanic and hes getting the stuff today to do the remote line, were doing it on Saturday, so at this point im just waiting on the sub and him now. The sub should be in by Wed the latest