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<blockquote data-quote="chunky cumz" data-source="post: 5409456" data-attributes="member: 598823"><p>does your h/u have a fuse... usually that will keep it from getting fried unless you rubbed a hot line against one of the other things like your remote line ect....</p><p></p><p>try just giving the head unit 12 volts directly to batt.... this will eliminate alot of testing... if it works directly to batt then you may have a car fuse blown.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chunky cumz, post: 5409456, member: 598823"] does your h/u have a fuse... usually that will keep it from getting fried unless you rubbed a hot line against one of the other things like your remote line ect.... try just giving the head unit 12 volts directly to batt.... this will eliminate alot of testing... if it works directly to batt then you may have a car fuse blown. [/QUOTE]
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