To install a amp, You will need to purchess a wiring kit. You will see three screws on the amp, One that says, pos another that says neg/gnd and another that says rem. The one taht says pos is positive. That is where you put the red wire. The red wire connectes to your battery, before connecting it though, the wiring kit should have came with a fuse setup. The fuse has to get connected to the red wire that comes with the kit. Typically you have to cut the red wire (the one that came with the kit, not the one connected to the battery) and put the fuse system in there put the fuse about 6 inches from the battery. After doing that, dont hook up that wire yet. The neg/gnd means negative or ground. The kit also came with a black wire. You want to hook that up anywhere on your car that is metal to ground out the amp. Hook that up first. You dont have to drag the wire up to your battery like you do your red one. Anywhere in your trunk that is metal is fine. And now the rem. Rem stands for remote. That hooks into your aftermarket stereo. Typically a blue wire but it will say on it. And then you get a long audio cable. White and red that also plugs into the back of your radio. That hooks into your amp as well.
If what you state in this question is accurate this is an illegal installation. A 100 amp service can not have any equipment connected to it less that that of the service size. The 60 amp main panel must be a 100 amp panel to be a legal installation.
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You have the gains set too high on the amp.
The car stereo amp on a 1994 Lincoln town car Is in the trunk, right side behind the seat
In April 2008 Dale Jr drove the Amp Energy car. In October 2008 he will also drive the Amp Energy car- however it will have a special paint scheme in which 70,000 fan names will be on the car.
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The dimensions of a car amp vary depending on the supplier of the amp and model of the car. Typical dimensions are around 2.25" x 9.88" x 20.25" though they can be found both bigger and smaller.
The Remote wire is for the installation of an amplifier. When you install the amp, you have a power (+12V) and ground wire to power the amp, but if you did not have a remote wire, it would drain all of your battery power while you were away from the car (because it would continually suck energy from it); however, without the remote signal coming from the CD player, the amp does not turn on. Does that answer your question? Basically, unless you're installing an amp, don't mess with it.
The amp will lead a dull and empty life.
something is wired up wrong or you overloaded the amp
I have no clue what you're referring to. Looks means basically what does the car look like, what kind of condition is it in. Amp means nothing that I know of when selling a car. Amp is an electrical term.
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