Hit road bump, subs stopped working??

[sole cal 10+ year member]

if u want me to check i can do it but im not driving out there //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif

where are you?

 

[tc3k101 5,000+ posts]

u can check urself its not hard pull them out, look at them. matter of fact just replace them, check ur fuse by ur batter.

check ur ground. its the silver wire running from ur amp that should be screwed/bolted to the car

 

[tc3k101 5,000+ posts]

where are you?

i work over in norwalk.

edit* also in the sgv alot

 

[funkyab 10+ year member]

do you have access to a DMM or even a 12v flashlight??

u need to know if you even have power from the amp.... the SUPER ghetto way of testing without is with..... well.... never mind..... thats the LAST step..

 

[sole cal 10+ year member]

do you have access to a DMM or even a 12v flashlight??
u need to know if you even have power from the amp.... the SUPER ghetto way of testing without is with..... well.... never mind..... thats the LAST step..

nah i dont have access to it but i can get either of them asap tomorrow

the guy over at best buy used a DMM, and numbers changed on it (noob) so does that mean the amp has power?

 

[lvjeffro 10+ year member]

hey little guy, listen to these people, they have been through the EXACT same shit as you are going through right now...You asked a question, now here is what has been offered as advise to help your problem...

First check all the gounds

change the fuses

remove the speaker wires and make sure amp still comes on

Use a digital multi meter (DMM) and check what, i have no idea...So ask these guys

What do I need to check for with my DMM to see if amp is dead, and could any of you give me a small tutorial on how to check this out???

 

[sole cal 10+ year member]

i work over in norwalk.
edit* also in the sgv alot

i can get to sgv , my dads store is right on chatsworth and sepulveda

 

[sole cal 10+ year member]

hey little guy, listen to these people, they have been through the EXACT same shit as you are going through right now...You asked a question, now here is what has been offered as advise to help your problem...
First check all the gounds

change the fuses

remove the speaker wires and make sure amp still comes on

Use a digital multi meter (DMM) and check what, i have no idea...So ask these guys

What do I need to check for with my DMM to see if amp is dead, and could any of you give me a small tutorial on how to check this out???

alright thanks a lot guys im gonna call it a night for tonight and take a deep breath and sleep. hopefully everything will be okay tomorrow, thanks for all of your help . im gonna wake up tomorrow, look at this thread and do whats on here.

once again, thanks everyone