Infinity Basslink killing battery

I would get a test light and see if the remote line is still working. Otherwise, yes you probably fried it. Doesn't take much in car audio to fry an amp.

Hi Bill, I believe the power problem is related to the Remote wire which should be blue or yellow. The remote wire is suppose the turn the Basslink on and off when the radio is turned on and off. The yellow wire is normally used for power antenna. Traditionally the remote wire is blue. You can use a Speaker level adapter and splice in with the L/R rear speaker wires, and the adapter will convert the speaker level to line level. The output of the adapter will go to the Rear speaker input on the basslink., Write back if you need more detail on the adapter.

Check the fuse in your car's fuse panel. If it is burnt then change. If it is still good, check the fuse on the head unit and amp.

You diagnosis is wrong in my opinion, that module will not drain a good battery, first have the battery load tested (Autozone and others do the test for free), if it is good then look for some kind of light left on or staying on, suspects are visor vanity lights and glove box and console lights.

check that fusse under the hood if its blown pull it out and replace it wont hurt anything if u pull it out an put it back in if the cars off.but if ur getting power lights on the amps then more then likely ur fuse isnt blown.id start by checking the audio cables are produceing sound.if u need more help let me know [email protected]

Hello jmw3031,

The Basslink should have both a red power LED and a green servo LED. The red LED should be on when power is applied. The green servo LED should only come on during high-level bass transients. Turn the gain down slightly if it stays on for extended periods.

Hope this helps.

You may have blown the fuse in the AMP. Check it and let me know.

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The auto on switch should only be in the on position when the REM wire is NOT connected. Auto on can be flaky. Basslinks respond better to RCA inputs then the high level ones. You might try getting an RCA line converter, they work very well with the Basslink.

yes the problem is in the installation.the power supply usually has 2 to 3 positives one positive which is usually red go directly to battery. the other,either yellow,orange,or blue go to car stereo(not to battery or ignition) this supply,turn off the amp when u turn of the stereo. hope this help u....