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I bought a new dvd screen tuesday and wired a sub and amp in i turned it up and was really loud then it sundenly just turned off?

Ive checked every fuse in the fuse box and it still doesnt work?? im gonna buy a whole new set of fuses later and swap everyone or will it be a relay or fuse box??

Ive noticed that sometimes my my lights are fine but when you turn the main beem on one light goes off and the other goes into main beem??? are fuse boxes hard to fit?

Any help would be appriectated.

Chris

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I bought a new dvd screen tuesday and wired a sub and amp in i turned it up and was really loud then it sundenly just turned off?

Ive checked every fuse in the fuse box and it still doesnt work?? im gonna buy a whole new set of fuses later and swap everyone or will it be a relay or fuse box??

Ive noticed that sometimes my my lights are fine but when you turn the main beem on one light goes off and the other goes into main beem??? are fuse boxes hard to fit?

Any help would be appriectated.

Chris

 

alright tht happend to my m8s car he wired a sub amp and everything to his flip out screen , and we spent two weekends of looking round scrap yards for a relay to replace and it worked fine , dont know if it is though as thts a corsa not a cab , but might be the same , and dnt know about the lights dodgy wiring some where ?

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I'd say you've just blown the fuse. If I remember right its the fuse that looks like an interior light. It does all those things you described.

 

How have you wired the AMP in? If you're using the same feed for the DVD and the amp then thats why it blew. You need to run a seperate feed to the amp with its own in line fuse. The blue wire out of the back of the headunit then goes to the AMP switch.

 

Don't cut corners and just put a bigger fuse in or the next thread you.ll post will be about your car setting on fire.

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Guest markeyboy

more than likley a fuse - especially if it took all of them out,

 

 

fuseboxes aint that hard to change, few plugs and bolts that hold it in place

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hello mate i had the same problem with my amp if you run to much power to them they go in to safty mode n stop working all i done with mine was unwire it n wire it up again n it work i guess it'll deppend wot make ya got hope it helps

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Guest hawkesy2k8

Sorted :smile: i had trouble with indicators and rear light after. it was due to the fuse box being corroded i sanded the fuses a little and the fuse holder's and problem solved.

Thanks for the help.

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