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Old 02-02-2019, 10:42 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Brz_racer View Post
Theres only one way that factory amp can be connected. Cant really get it wrong.
Sorry, yeah, I realized the connections themselves couldn't be wrong, but it was moreso the wiring going into the adapters I wasn't sure of (thinking there may have been splicing I didn't notice).

I wasn't at all looking forward to getting into door panels or the head unit removal to search for something being unplugged, and then it dawned on me...

Since there's a dedicated amp for those speakers, there must also be a dedicated fuse. Jumped into the dash fuse box and pulled out the amp fuse to see it was blown. Replaced it and voila... Working speakers!

The one thing I completely despised about the car turned out to be a blown fuse. Go figure.

They must not turn the stereo on at all during the CPO process.
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