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<blockquote data-quote="smullen" data-source="post: 370852" data-attributes="member: 549336">Not unless its a fuseable link inline or in the headunit... other wise you&#039;ll need to have it repaied..To test this and find out for sure if your Remote tun on wire is working correctly; Get yourself a Cheap Tester, looks like a scewdriver with a small LED or Bulb in it, that has a wire comming off if it, usually the wire has an aligator clip on it...&nbsp; You ground the wire comming off, then touch the scewdriver or testers other side to the turn on wire...&nbsp; Turn your head unit on and if.... The tester should light up accordingly...If it lights up... Remote wire is good, move on to amp. Also if the remote wire tests good at the headunit, verify continuity of wire from headunit all the way to amp remote tunrn on terminal... It could have got pinched.If it doesn&#039;t light up at the head unit. There is your problem....Hope this helps..Let us know...&nbsp; Always good to add to the knowledge base...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="smullen, post: 370852, member: 549336"] Not unless its a fuseable link inline or in the headunit... other wise you'll need to have it repaied.. To test this and find out for sure if your Remote tun on wire is working correctly; Get yourself a Cheap Tester, looks like a scewdriver with a small LED or Bulb in it, that has a wire comming off if it, usually the wire has an aligator clip on it... You ground the wire comming off, then touch the scewdriver or testers other side to the turn on wire... Turn your head unit on and if.... The tester should light up accordingly... If it lights up... Remote wire is good, move on to amp. Also if the remote wire tests good at the headunit, verify continuity of wire from headunit all the way to amp remote tunrn on terminal... It could have got pinched. If it doesn't light up at the head unit. There is your problem.... Hope this helps.. Let us know... Always good to add to the knowledge base... [/QUOTE]

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