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I have at least 3 speakers not working in my L322 but I can't be bothered taking the door cards off and scoping the inputs to see if it's the amp or not. :)

Looking at the spec it needs 12amps and a phono input. Does the P38 stereo have a sub output?

Hope you're not referring to me, I know cock all about P38's. And only slightly more about subs and amps. :)

May be better to look at what amp will provide 200w to the sub and see what current it needs.

What tyres did you waste your hard earned on? just so I can avoid :)

Your local indi will no doubt have a few fibre loop back adaptors lying around. I got a couple of the proper LR ones from mine when I had amp issues.

Think you need to wait for the loop cable now. I suspect the phone and TV module will produce their own light as they are sending information.

I'd suggest trying the phone module as that's been messed with. You should be able to see a light in the fibre and a light in the module where the fibre goes. The fibre with the light goes in the module connection without the light.

Yes they are so yes you may need to try reversing them.

Guess you'll soon find out when you get it working tomorrow :)

You created the loop but just looped the TV back to itself.

ok. I think fibre B is too long for that position and someone has been messing to bypass the TV module. If you can remove B from the plug and put it in C, then put A where B was C will then go into the TV module and Bobs your whatsit.

Looks like you have connected it up wrong, all you have done is looped the in to the out. Have you got a better picture that shows where the white fibres go? If you look at @Blob pic you can see how some of them route,

That should be ok.

It's the first bit (AH42) that's the more important bit.

The module is screwed to the bracket so not that easy to remove,

These are the ones that should be ok but that's for MY2005, 2010 may be different. AH42-19C063-AE AH42-19C063-AF AH42-19C063-AH

Also the phone module is a common failure so you may have 2 issues. You may need to loop it out when your cable arrives.

The green and brown plugs are the aerials and probably coax. The black plug are the fibres. What's the part number for the TV unit as not all are compatible ?

The green connection isn't used.