My subs heve stoped morking and i dont know why!

I don't know if your talking about subwoofer or speakers but if they stop while a big loud beat comes in its to much for your amps if you have them to handle and the amps turn of and by turning of your head unit and on again it resets them and works again try turning your gain down on the amps

The only thing I'm wondering is if you shorted out the RCAs somehow. Try switching the RCA's to another output on the back of the deck, if you have more than one set.

If that's not it...you will have to add pieces of the system one by one, starting at the deck, to see if you can troubleshoot the problem. Very Odd.

Good Luck

Hi, your car has 2 flashers--one for the hazards and one for the turns. They should be close to each other. You may have changed the wrong one, because it sure sounds like you have a bad flasher.

speakers are to big for your amp

has your sub blown, this just happened to me, as soon as i hooked up a differant sub it went back to green the light and worked fine.

google "subwoofer wiring diagram" that will help you out,....you put in how many subs, DVC, SVC, and the ohms of the subs.....good stuff to know b4 hooking up a system....hopefully you didnt fry your subs or amp.....let me kno.....

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Ok one If your wireless SUB Adapter came with software install it. Turn off the PC and restart it. Once it is installed place your adapter into an SUB Drive Slot. trun off your computer and your modem. Turn your modem back on then the PC. Once your PC is on you should see your connection in the bottom right hand corner. However, some wireless Adapters will not work with some modems. and you will have to input your IP Address your self before it will work right. But this should do the trick.

Ok.... FIRST COMMON PROBLEM: recheck your ground connection. Make sure that your amps ground wire is securely bolted to the metal body of your car. Not only that- yo uhave to scrape or use sandpapar to make sure that the terminal is touching bare metal.. this is a very common problem. Nobody realizes that the ground connection is just as impoarant as the power connection... Next unplug youir rca cables from the amp. If the heartbeating goes away then mabye you have a rca cable or deck issue. If you can wiggle the rcas at the amp and make it heartbeat more or less.. then perhaps the rca terminals have come unsoldered form the circuit board... in any case without me looking at it personally this is about all i can tell you. CHeck your connections and GOOD LUCK!!!!!

could be low current ,disconnect all power including ground for 20min N.B most amps will seem to be shorted at output but this is normal due to damping ratio.