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<blockquote data-quote="joshs98runner" data-source="post: 3451521" data-attributes="member: 570287">So My 960mp has been working great for a while, a couple weeks ago I got in my 4runner one morning to find my head unit not working properly. For some reason beyond my knowledge the unit shuts off when the face opens, closes itself and tries to start back up again, it does this cycle constantly by shutting down and coming on until you disrupt it and make it stay closed. Everything else works fine in the closed face mode until you try to open the face. None of the tuning menus are accessible through the closed mode so this is a problem for me.I took the unit out tonight to inspect it and figure out why it is malfunctioning and was able to rule out a few possibilities. The fuse I have on the battery wire is in good shape, it obviously wouldn&#039;t work at all if the fuse was bad. I also checked the internal amp by unplugging the speaker wires on the harness and turning the unit on, that did not change anything. I am kind of at a loss with this problem because I feel it may be internal and I have no idea what to do. I could use some help if anyone has ever heard of this problem before.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joshs98runner, post: 3451521, member: 570287"] So My 960mp has been working great for a while, a couple weeks ago I got in my 4runner one morning to find my head unit not working properly. For some reason beyond my knowledge the unit shuts off when the face opens, closes itself and tries to start back up again, it does this cycle constantly by shutting down and coming on until you disrupt it and make it stay closed. Everything else works fine in the closed face mode until you try to open the face. None of the tuning menus are accessible through the closed mode so this is a problem for me. I took the unit out tonight to inspect it and figure out why it is malfunctioning and was able to rule out a few possibilities. The fuse I have on the battery wire is in good shape, it obviously wouldn't work at all if the fuse was bad. I also checked the internal amp by unplugging the speaker wires on the harness and turning the unit on, that did not change anything. I am kind of at a loss with this problem because I feel it may be internal and I have no idea what to do. I could use some help if anyone has ever heard of this problem before. [/QUOTE]

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