Well, all you can do is wait for it to cool down, attach it to an external 12v source (Req your modded PSU tutorial is a GODSEND!) and test it.
I say external because it is just SO much easier to test a HU on a level table with all necessary tools around you than in a car, where you are potentially sitting on your wire cutters ever 2 minutes. =\
I say external because it is just SO much easier to test a HU on a level table with all necessary tools around you than in a car, where you are potentially sitting on your wire cutters ever 2 minutes. =\
DBfan187
5,000+ posts
Supa's mom was here!
LOL
Who knows, did you bother to check the fuses? Should've crimped them first, then taped. Solder would've been best though.
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i checked the fuse on the cd player, the fuse coming off my power wire under my hood, and my fuse in my fusebox for my radio. all of which were fine.
but the odd thing is, it still takes, and ejects CD's, the cdplayer just wont do anything else.
but the odd thing is, it still takes, and ejects CD's, the cdplayer just wont do anything else.
noob with an RS
10+ year member
i poop on you
sounds like you fried a certain circuit in the deck?
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well i must have seriously ****ed something up, cause i just hooked up the stock radio/cassette player and i didnt get anything....so something tells me its not the cd player ****ed up, but rather my electrical system.
Do you get signals from the pre-outs? If so, you fried the internal amp. It happens. Depending on the application, it's either a very horrible thing, or nothing at all. If my HU had it's internal amp fried, I'd never notice.
EDIT: Sounds like you might have to start from scratch. 9v battery to every speaker, and testing every channel on every amp one at time. It's time consuming, so get a girl to keep you company >=). Pick a nice day, set up a table (sheet of plywood + sawhorses) and go for it.
EDIT2: Unless of course, you just blew up the RCA cables. That's quite logical, But the first edit can be so much more fun!
EDIT: Sounds like you might have to start from scratch. 9v battery to every speaker, and testing every channel on every amp one at time. It's time consuming, so get a girl to keep you company >=). Pick a nice day, set up a table (sheet of plywood + sawhorses) and go for it.
EDIT2: Unless of course, you just blew up the RCA cables. That's quite logical, But the first edit can be so much more fun!
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i rechecked my fuses and the one from my power wire looks crooked, ive never seen a bus fuse blow before so i didnt know what i was lookin for. so i went to the parts store and they didnt have a 70A so i guess i gotta hit up radio shack tomorrow and hope thats the problem.
The only difference between a normal fuse and a blow fuse is one won't keep a current. For large fuses like that, usually it will blow and the opening is so small you will never see it. Only way to test it is the same way you test for conductivity in anything else. (Usually multimeter)
req
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am a mod.
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you gotta test EVERYTHING, sound like one of the wires shorted out tho - strange how the player still gets power. most likely has to do with the stage that is giving speakers sound.
any external amplifiers?
got any pictures ;D
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you gotta test EVERYTHING, sound like one of the wires shorted out tho - strange how the player still gets power. most likely has to do with the stage that is giving speakers sound.
any external amplifiers?
The accessory wire is not working/shorted in the deck outside of it or disconnected. Some CD players will still give-take cd's with this input not there. My old poineer did at least.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
AcidicDreams
10+ year member
I don't need one of these
well it's ok man... you did yourself a favor //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif one more xplod exploded and gone from the face of the planet...
req
5,000+ posts
am a mod.
just saw it
(sorry for theiving your thread)
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