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<blockquote data-quote="jorensmith23" data-source="post: 6571399" data-attributes="member: 608588"><p>Okay I just got done with all the testing that I could. I checked the subwoofers and they are working. I checked the power wire, the REM wire to make sure they are getting power. I did find one issue, the second amp that I was using somehow broke since the last time I used it. The last time I used it, it worked fine but it&#039;s been sitting in my garage for months in the cold, and my dad told me it had a history of cutting out years ago, and we checked the channels on it and nothing was giving out power. So it was a bad fluke that that was the amp I went to to try and get my system work. Now, I hooked my first amplifier back up and this time only hooked a small speaker to one of the channels and turned the volume very low and it didn&#039;t go into safe mode. I&#039;m about to put my subs back into my box and put it back in my car to see if its fixed from rewiring the amplifier up. The only 2 wires that could have been lose was the REM wire and the ground wire. The first thing I checked when all this went wrong was my REM wire, so that rules that out, the thing I didn&#039;t check was my ground, it was still in my amplifier of course, but it wasn&#039;t rock solid &quot;this is in as absolutely best as it can be&quot; in. Now it is. So hopefully it really is that easy. All my fuses are good. I will be back later to tell you if this worked or not.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="jorensmith23, post: 6571399, member: 608588"] Okay I just got done with all the testing that I could. I checked the subwoofers and they are working. I checked the power wire, the REM wire to make sure they are getting power. I did find one issue, the second amp that I was using somehow broke since the last time I used it. The last time I used it, it worked fine but it's been sitting in my garage for months in the cold, and my dad told me it had a history of cutting out years ago, and we checked the channels on it and nothing was giving out power. So it was a bad fluke that that was the amp I went to to try and get my system work. Now, I hooked my first amplifier back up and this time only hooked a small speaker to one of the channels and turned the volume very low and it didn't go into safe mode. I'm about to put my subs back into my box and put it back in my car to see if its fixed from rewiring the amplifier up. The only 2 wires that could have been lose was the REM wire and the ground wire. The first thing I checked when all this went wrong was my REM wire, so that rules that out, the thing I didn't check was my ground, it was still in my amplifier of course, but it wasn't rock solid "this is in as absolutely best as it can be" in. Now it is. So hopefully it really is that easy. All my fuses are good. I will be back later to tell you if this worked or not. [/QUOTE]

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