Ok I think I understand, you're saying instead of wiring the headunit and the sub/amp combo both individually in to the fuse box I can wire the control wire for the sub/amp to the remote out and then wire the headunit into the fuse box so when the car starts, it'll start the headunit which will wake up the sub/amp? I also can only really do this once I figure out why the car has no chimes.
But I had my radio plugged in and on and it had 0 audio as well as having 0 chimes, the radio was on with no chimes or audio basically. I haven't checked the fuse on the back of the radio, I'm not sure I understand your reason for why to check it. But I will fs redo the wiring in the way you told me to, that seems way easier to do then multiple add a fuses.
What I read online was that when I put two add a fuses into fuses that run with the BCM system, the whole BCM system can lock up and thats why I lost all audio so im not sure if thats applicable or not. I will check the fuse in a little bit and also check and make sure the internal amp setting is on, when I do such I will let you know what happened
I had been possibly looking into someone in my area that does auto electrical to see if it was the bcm but im trying to do everything possible before resorting to that.
after resetting the bcm I have audio again and I have rewired the stereo and the sub, thank you so much for your help. I dont need the stupid chimes and I'm not super experienced with this so im not going to mess with it anymore lol.
maybe when I get a more reliable car but for right now, I'm going into retirement with car audio equipment
This is new.
