How do I connect accessory wire to fuse box?
If you are connecting a true automotive accessory, wiring the device is relatively straightforward. Just connect and crimp the power wire from the accessory to the fuse tap, plug the fuse tap into an open slot on the fuse panel, and then secure the ground wire from the accessory to a grounding screw.
What fuse to tap into for remote wire?
If for some reason the remote wire on your headunit is not working or you are using a factory stereo, what you can do is connect the remote wire to the fuse box. Now the best fuse location to tap into is the radio.
Where do I connect the remote wire for my amp?
Wiring the remote turn on wire with an aftermarket head unit is pretty straightforward. Simply connect another piece of blue primary wire to the blue wire in the wiring harness and run the primary wire back to the amplifier to terminate in the remote turn on terminal.
What is toggle switch?
A toggle switch is a type of electrical switch that is actuated by moving a lever back and forth to open or close an electrical circuit. There are two basic types: maintained contact and momentary toggle switches.
Can I turn off my car amp?
A car amp should turn off when you take the key out of the ignition. The remote wire is fitted to a car amplifier to tell it when to turn off and on. You will need to recheck were you have connected it and ensure that it is connected to the correct wire.
Why is my amp draining my battery?
So, can an amplifier drain your battery? The simple answer is yes, but a car battery can only be drained when it sends more power than receives back from an alternator. In other words, a car battery drains when it is not charged enough, which is a common problem when using powerful amplifiers.
How do I turn my amp off?
You are done playing so you turn your guitar volume right down, then turn the standby switch on/off (some amps differ) and then turn the power switch off after waiting 10 seconds or so.
Why did my amp turn off?
There are several different reasons that an amplifier will get hot and shut down. Four of the most common are: Blown/grounded speaker(s), poor power and/or ground connections, too low an impedance (load), or Gain/Punch Bass control settings too high.
Why does my receiver shut off when I turn up the volume?
New receivers automatically shut down because they may be sensing a short somewhere. This short can be internal (within the unit) or external (one of the speakers or speaker wires).