20 Most Recent Dual XDVD8180 Car Video Player - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Would need the model number. They made several different models over the years.

Is the amp a single channel? If so, the only way to connect the subs (without overloading the 2 ohm stable amp) is to wire each sub's voice coils in parallel (2 ohm) and then connecting the subs in series (4 ohms). If the amp is two channel, the subs can have their voice coils connected in parallel (as before) and then each sub connected to its own channel.

Bridge between these two

I would double check your antenna connection to make sure it is solid.

check the fuse behind the stereo and in your fuse box first off and make sure the power wire/ignition wires are on the correct pin. do this with a test light for verification. also check the ground wire. after you test and connect these 3 wires, the stereo should turn on. Your wiring harness may not be done correctly so visual verification with a test light would be the best thing before starting a car install. If this still does not work and the stereo you took out did, it is a malfunctioning unit.

Possibly a bad ground. Ground directly to body.

King Chambers, It would be optimal to have subwoofers that are Dual 4 Ohm. However I am going to tell you the most optimal way to hook up the combination you have to extract the most power out of your amplifier. You will need to wire each subwoofer in series by taking the positive from one coil on the subwoofer and connecting it to the other voice coil on the same subwoofer; then take the left over positive and negative and hook that to your amplifier. You will do the same with the other subwoofer. This will give you a 2 ohm load. If you had dual 4 ohm coils then we could get you down to a 1 ohm load.

Thats how they work,turn radio off and it will display time.

This should help you:

Depends on sub ohm and what ohm amp is run at or can be run at. You didnt give much detail.

the first pdf should do the job...just download it
www?. dualav.com/.../manuals/xdvd700.pdf...

Either your volume control is not tracking properly or the audio chip responsible for volume change is not working.

Settings -audio-scroll down to the subwoofer option

Your code is 64324

Hi, I am having the same problem with a RRSC that I have just purchased, the blue eject button on the boot mounted DVD changer lights up but nothing happens when you press it, not even the sound of things trying to happen... Did you get anywhere with your?

Contact the manufacturer or an ICE dealer, who stocks that brand, maybe they can assist you

contact dual,THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES WITH THE CODE

check your wires and if those are fine your amp has a problem. could be a number of things inside the amp. sell it on ebay and buy a new one. could get $10-$30 for it if its not a crap amp

Hello James, Try these following websites: www.tigerdirect.com (Formerly: CompUSA) www.frys.com (Fry's Electronics) I hope the part(s) is still available. Best of luck. Regards, WMWZ