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I would set it to balance the same but then when the other side kicks back on it would be louder on the left lol
good advice I'll have to try and find the bad connection.
any idea where to start?
Honestly I would just trace wires, like I said look for frayed or touching on metal, make sure everythings wrapped good in electrical tape if it is, and I would re-tape everything... U could always go to your local stereo shop...
Honestly I would just trace wires, like I said look for frayed or touching on metal, make sure everythings wrapped good in electrical tape if it is, and I would re-tape everything... U could always go to your local stereo shop...
ok so I did some checking and I didn't find any split or frayed wires or anything touching metal and got to thinking.
if I did have a wire touching somewhere wouldn't it create static?
I mean I don't think it would just lower the volume on the one side and not make a static noise?
Called my buddy at the stereo shop, finally got ahold if him,he answered this question in 2 seconds,
U gotta bad internal amplifier.....
AWESOME, thanks for the help, you don't know if he was talking about the amp in the trunk or if he meant there was one in the head unit?
no matter it gives me a good place t start
AWESOME, thanks for the help, you don't know if he was talking about the amp in the trunk or if he meant there was one in the head unit?
no matter it gives me a good place t start
No problem....He just said that the internal amp is bad, the one that comes stock with the car, if you want I'll call him again to clarify....Lemme know
No problem....He just said that the internal amp is bad, the one that comes stock with the car, if you want I'll call him again to clarify....Lemme know
03-30-12, 08:59 AM
