Need to know witch rca oiutput on the back of my boss bv9455 i need to hook to my amp

Assuming you have an aftermarket radio. You must remove the radio so you can attache your RCA cables and the remote turn on. Run these down one side of the vehicle back to the amplifier. Run the power wire from the battery back down the other side of the vehicle to the amplifer (remember to place your fuse within 12 inches from the battery connection. You will need to find a grounding point. I recommend removing one of the side carpeted panels to do this. You will be able to find the frame. Make sure to sand around where you will be connecting the ground. Hook wires to the amp (RCA to correct color RCA wire inputs, Ground wire to (-), power wire to (+), and remote wire to it's screw terminal. The other end of the amplifier should have the speaker outputs for your subwoofer(s). Hope this helps. If you need more information visit www.mobileinformationlabs.com

Yes you can use the equalizer without an amplifier. That is what the high level speaker inputs are for. You simply take the positive and negative from a speaker and hook it up to the positive and negative high level speaker inputs on the equalizer.

It's because the pink wire (brake system) is not connected to anything. It is a safety feature to make sure that you are not watching the DVD while driving. I just installed my BV9990 today and had the same issue (before taking care of that pink wire).

Refer to Manual Setting.... Go on Google.. then Exemple: ( download Boss audio BV9455 DVD player manual... then take the manual you need ..good luck

Turn the manual seek option on. Typically you need to hold the seek button down for a couple seconds and then something like an M should flash and then you go through and push the seek button one by one.

its on the back of the deck, there is also one on your fuse panel that is for the power source sent to thedeck

it must be reversed polarity in coil voices of speakers check + - wires from amplifiers fit on coil voices of speakers try to get each speaker to 8 ohms wiring in serial the two coil voices n'd put in paralel both speakers in bridge mode output from amplifier to get most stable power ,

Sounds to me like the (+) wire that is supposed to be hooked to the dashboard light circuit is instead hooked to something that is on all the time, such as Battery (+).

you need to ground the brake marked wire

i had afriend who is atechnician. his boss amplifier stopped working on one channel,so what he did is openened the amp,tested the mosfet transistors and it showed signs of failure.then he went shopping for same type of mosfet transistors and with no luck in buying the right type, he put the amp away for acouple of weeks. then one day he hooked it up and strangely it worked again. he told me that while it was hooked up itwent into protection mode and for some reason it worked later. so i would not open it because of static discharge i would disconnect the amp for maybe acouple of weeks then hook it back up.... its worth a try & good luck