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I want to pull my sub and enclosure out while some work is being done on the car, but I wish to leave the sub amp where she is.
To protect the amp can I just pull the rca's out so it doesn't see a signal? Or should I also disconect the remote so it doesn't turn on at all? I'd like to disconect the least amount of wiring, but of course I don't want to wreck the amp or hu. There's also a four channel amp running that will stay put so I can still listen to the stereo. Any advice?? Gene. |
Pull the fuse(s) from the power distribution block. If there are no fuses either on the power distribution block or on the amp, ...then that's bad.
[ March 08, 2004, 04:58 PM: Message edited by: Mr. Big Schnoz ] |
I do have a fused block, just didn't want to have to mess with the hot12v if I didn't have to. Don't much like pulling live fuses especially when they're glass.
Looking for the easiest way. Thanks, Chris. Gene |
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He knows my name!! :D Best way is to remove the hotness. ;) |
yeah man a 12 volt system wont harm you at all. Unless you find a way to pull amperage through you
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That's when I lick the power wire.
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Originally posted by Mr. Big Schnoz: That's when I lick the power wire. |
meh, probably not. Unless you licked the + and - at the same time.
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just remove your ground clamp on your battery.. that'll take care of it.
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Just pull the damn fuse! lol
It takes about 60VDC to go through your skin so you have pretty much zero worries there. And I don't know about everyone else but I've never had one of the glass fuses break... So cowboy up and pull the fuse :D |
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