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yea, the red wire should have worked, i don't know what the deal is with the wiring in the back of the deck, i did a pretty shabby job installing everything years ago, i need to redo it. i don't wanna pay to have the deck looked at, if anything, i got a buddy who will sell me his old eclipse...

yea, that's a thought, i'll look into that, thanks.

i'd rather not do a switch either though, i'd never remember to flip it every time, and i have no experience with relays.

what's weird is i tried the red wire on the back of the deck and it still didn't work. that one shocked me too.

yea, i was hoping not to do it that way, don't feel comfortable with it, but what other wires could i tap into for that?

when i tested it with the dmm i got absolutely no reading of voltage whatsoever so it doesn't have any output from the back of the deck at all.

i know it is. just need to know what my options are, and if anyone has any experience with the kicker amps automatic turn on features. couldn't hardly find any info on that on the net.

i did. i thought there might be, so i ran a fresh wire from the remote wire terminal on the amp to the back of the deck and still nothin.

it is definitely the deck because when i jumped a wire from the power terminal on the amp to the remote terminal on the amp, it worked just fine, amp worked, sub worked.

Ok, so I have a Kicker 350.1 amplifier and a 10" pioneer sub in a ported box and an eclipse cd5000 deck. I hooked everything up and realized using the remote wire hookup on the back of my deck won't turn the amp on, i also tried the acc wire and the power antenna wire, no luck. i was getting...

ok cool, thanks.

well it's one 12" idmax dvc wired to 1 ohm. amp is 1 ohm stable. i also have a remote wire hooked up from the audi sub amp to my pg xenon 4 ch component amp which is hooked up to my 6 1/2 comps in the front and rear btw. when i do the dmm testing should i have the key to the on position...

yea replacing the rca's should do it, i've had the same problem in the past, and that worked for me.

well recently i blew a fuse on my audison sub amp, and i replaced it and it blew again in about 10 minutes. i checked all the wires and how they were wired and they were all fine. so i tried another fuse, and now i have no sound whatsoever. can anyone throw some ideas at me of what could...

hm that's weird, i called a couple local car audio shops and they've never heard of the fuses. these fuses must not be used for very many things.