Datatek
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It's worth cutting out both white connectors while you are in there to save you from future EAS problems.
P38 Distorted Stereo Sound
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BuddyP38
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Sorry can I just query that. I crossed over the right and left door amps to rule the amp out. When you say there may be a problem with the left channel of the amp do you mean from the head unit? I don’t have the tools to remove the head unit so need to order those to continue this I think. Thanks everyone for all of the advice
2000 MY same as mine was, does it have the DSP amp?Sorry can I just query that. I crossed over the right and left door amps to rule the amp out. When you say there may be a problem with the left channel of the amp do you mean from the head unit? I don’t have the tools to remove the head unit so need to order those to continue this I think. Thanks everyone for all of the advice
edit, that'll be no, just noticed yours has door amps.
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It will still have pre amp circuitry.
See what it's like at zero volume, set the balance and fade to the extremes, see if you can hear anything
See what it's like at zero volume, set the balance and fade to the extremes, see if you can hear anything
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Did you do all the connectors in that area?
BuddyP38
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I did all of the ones for the stereo, if you can see the image I posted there were 3 or 4 wires which weren’t connected to anything so I left them in the original connector box. I didn’t do the EAS block yet but will do when I get the time.
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We normally cut em both and do all the wires. They are only assembly plug for the factory when built.
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2 jigsaw blades release the head unit.Sorry can I just query that. I crossed over the right and left door amps to rule the amp out. When you say there may be a problem with the left channel of the amp do you mean from the head unit? I don’t have the tools to remove the head unit so need to order those to continue this I think. Thanks everyone for all of the advice
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Or you just pull.. if it's been out enough times
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Or you just pull.. if it's been out enough times
