red0510

I took my 93 SC400 through the car wash and now I have no working radio. Main 20 Amp fuse under the hood was dead and new ones kept blowing when replaced. After searching the forums to find a solution, I stumbled upon a post where someone had the same problem. Going on the responses that he got, when I looked in the trunk, I found out that my drain tube from the gas cap had fallen off. Removed the amp and replaced the 20 Amp fuse--it didn't blow. Diagnosis = Bad amp.

(Sorry about the lengthy post, just wanted to help anyone else in the future if they have this problem).

I have PM'd a few members here about getting a new amp, but it seems that I'm always a day or two late. These things sell fast.

If you have, or know where to get a Nakamichi B324ULOA amp, please PM me with details.

Thanks in advance.
~Keith

red0510

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dashan

Crutchfield.com

mattsmall

iv got the amp out of my 93 sc300 says toyota 86280-24111 pioneer electronic corp make and offer it should work

KrazeMatik

iTrader: (11)

no it shouldnt work.... some sc400 have premium sound nakamichi, our amp are much bigger then the pioneer. nakamichi are hard and rare to find but you might be able to fine one here but it took me awhile to find one but ask algia he might have some..... hes a vendor here on clublexus thats where i got my amp and he has great feedback!

duclex

I think I have an amp, cd player and radio laying around in my basement. I'll check tonight to see if it's the right model. I have a 1999 SC400.

termin8or

My rear speakers do not work. Sub yes. Fronts, yes. Do you know if there is a separate fuse on the amp for just the rears?

RolxuSC400

Hey termin8or did you ever get a response on the rear speaker issue my 92 Sc400 is doing the same thing fronts work, sub works and got a different amp and tested it and still doesnt work.

Thanks!

termin8or

No. I wasn't certain if it was the head unit, amp or speakers. Thanks for your info I may just skip the amp and replace the speakers & head unit. I also wasn't certain how to diagnose the problem either so I was just going to try the shotgun approach. Starting with the amp. However, if I can't sort it out I now kind of like the idea of converting over the volume control **** to a sub base volume control. Start new, ya know. I'm just tired of the crappy sound.