Fever

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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.

Chadxton

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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 ]

Fever

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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

Chadxton

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He knows my name!!
Best way is to remove the hotness.

152.5

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yeah man a 12 volt system wont harm you at all. Unless you find a way to pull amperage through you

Chadxton

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That's when I lick the power wire.

152.5

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While holding a ground point? that should get you doing this [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]

Orion_95

meh, probably not. Unless you licked the + and - at the same time.

Bigmike216

just remove your ground clamp on your battery.. that'll take care of it.

Big Tom

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