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<blockquote data-quote="Darren5531" data-source="post: 2441372" data-attributes="member: 571118">Well I finally got my sub and amp working. I have a 15&quot; cutsom tc9 and a rockford 225.2. I wired them to 4 ohms bridged and sounds nice. So hears the problem I got a flat this week and so I removed my sub box and got the spair out and so on and so forth. Today I went to go put it back in, So I just hooked the speaker wire back up to my amp same way and everything and turn my car on and nothing. I go back to find my amp isn&#039;t even powering on. I am running my remote lead straight to my battery and just tie the wire by my feet to the wire running back to my amp( I know shitty install but for some reason it doesn&#039;t power on using my cd player) so I shortened those wires, made a tighter power connection, and even changed the fuse in the fuse block. I ran a different remote wire straight to the battery and that didn&#039;t do anything.Any help please?Thanks,Darren</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Darren5531, post: 2441372, member: 571118"] Well I finally got my sub and amp working. I have a 15" cutsom tc9 and a rockford 225.2. I wired them to 4 ohms bridged and sounds nice. So hears the problem I got a flat this week and so I removed my sub box and got the spair out and so on and so forth. Today I went to go put it back in, So I just hooked the speaker wire back up to my amp same way and everything and turn my car on and nothing. I go back to find my amp isn't even powering on. I am running my remote lead straight to my battery and just tie the wire by my feet to the wire running back to my amp( I know shitty install but for some reason it doesn't power on using my cd player) so I shortened those wires, made a tighter power connection, and even changed the fuse in the fuse block. I ran a different remote wire straight to the battery and that didn't do anything. Any help please? Thanks, Darren [/QUOTE]

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