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I recently installed a new HU and the turns on and everything, but the error message comes up saying that the CD is upside down. Now...assuming I know how to correctly put in a CD, there must be something else going on. It is a Kenwood KDC-MP528. Need some help...

I recently installed a new HU and the turns on and everything, but the error message comes up saying that the CD is upside down. Now...assuming I know how to correctly put in a CD, there must be something else going on. It is a Kenwood KDC-MP528. Need some help...

Is there anywhere I can go to get a new adapter?

So I just got my HU in and am trying to install it. However, I took the old HU out and went to plug in the adapter from the wiring harness and the back of the new HU and it don't match up. I don't know if they make different wiring harnesses for different makes of HU's, but this sucks. Help...

So I just got my HU in and am trying to install it. However, I took the old HU out and went to plug in the adapter from the wiring harness and the back of the new HU and it don't match up. I don't know if they make different wiring harnesses for different makes of HU's, but this sucks. Help...

Yeah...that's the other thing. I'm pretty sure I blew my HU and have ordered a new one. So right now nothing works and I'm not sure when the fuse ended up blowing and what damage it caused when it did. I'll get the HU on Fridau, but I wanna get this problem squared away.

Here's my problem: I just hooked up a new amp because I thought my old one had blown a channel; one sub would drive and the other side wouldn't move. If I switch the jacks around, the one that didn't drive before does. So I hooked up the new amp and the same thing is happening. Now I'm wondering...

Here's my problem: I just hooked up a new amp because I thought my old one had blown a channel; one sub would drive and the other side wouldn't move. So I hooked up the new amp and the same thing is happening. Now I'm wondering if it's the RCA jacks (perhaps one isn't working) or the fact that...

DO NOT APPEAR TO BE BLOWN...my bad!!!

No...the wires touched together, sparked, and the the music I had playing stopped and it won't come back on...I've checked the fuses for the car itself and all of the ones marked radio do appear to be blown...

I was recently working on my system and accidentally touched the remote wire and the power wire together. My CD player shut off and now I don't know what's wrong with it. I know the AGU fuse by the battery is blown, but people say that wouldn't have anything to do with it. Don't know if I should...

The amp is a Power Acoustik 520 watt...when I bought it, it had a 20A fuse in it that blew almost immediately when I bridged the amp. I'm not sure if that fuse is too small or not...it was what came with it so I thought it was right...

In response to my earlier post...I went back and looked at my set-up under the hood. Now...I'm not real good with names of certain parts...so bare with me. The power wire running from the battery to the amp has a small cylinder looking thing (possibly a fuse) from Rockford Fosgate. The metal...

When I first has my system installed, the same thing happened. However, my buddy was the one working on it and he ended up replacing a fuse, I just don't know which one. This is extremely frustrating...I'm riding around with exactly ZERO music. That's the cool thing to do...

I was recently installing a new amp into my 2000 Buick Regal. I blew the 20A fuse on the amp and had to replace it. As I was tightening down the wires on the amp, the remote wire and the power wire touched, causing my CD player to turn off. I have no idea what to do now...I'm guessing that I...