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New member Username: DtoxkustumsSanto, Tx USA Post Number: 5 Registered: Dec-05 | I have a 1992 Nissan Maxima that came with a bose system and every speaker has its own amp. Well i changed out the head unit to a Sony cdx-mp80 cd player and that worked great well then i changed out the rear bose 6/9s to kenwood 6/9s and everything works great. BUTT!!! it only worked great in the summer now when its cold outside my rear 6/9s dont work i checked all the wireing atleast 3 times and nothing and it only does it when its really cold outside like at night but when i go out durring the day and its warm they work just fine i have no idea what the heck is casing this to happen maybe you can figure this one out or at least give me some pointers on how to try to fix it if anything send me a messege at dtoxkustums@sbcglobal.net |
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Gold Member Username: RovinTrinidad & T... Post Number: 4006 Registered: Jul-05 | take a piece of wire & a AA battery & test each speaker just 2 see if its still alive ...... |
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New member Username: DtoxkustumsSanto, Tx USA Post Number: 6 Registered: Dec-05 | ah thanks but all the all the speakers work when its warm outside but when its cold i cant get the rear 6/9 component amps to come on |
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JA1 Unregistered guest | Remove the factory amps and run them off the head unit or a aftermaket amp. |
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New member Username: DtoxkustumsSanto, Tx USA Post Number: 7 Registered: Dec-05 | well i could do that but the sound is fanaminal with the amps so i would like to fix the problem but if i cant fix it then i will remove them |
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JA1 Unregistered guest | The problem is the amps I belive you have fried them. As far as the sound being fanaminal a much better amp would be an Exile amp. Exile is very affordable and great quality. |
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New member Username: DtoxkustumsSanto, Tx USA Post Number: 8 Registered: Dec-05 | Thanks again for your input but the amps are not blown they work when it is hot outside like right now they work but when it is cold outside they wont come on |