How easy to remove AMP from the back?
10 March 2003, 02:07 PM
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Just getting ahead of myself when i will be selling my car in the fall to get a type R 
& looking at how easy it will b to pull wot bits out 4 resale.
Anyway guna leave headunit front speakers & relevant amp so still a healthy system in there 4 the next owner but wana remove the subs & their amp. Subs i can manage unplug & pull outa da boot
but with the AMP it is currently screwed on back of rear seats behind the subs so can i just unscrew this & detach the wires from the box & leave them as they r? Presumable the ends need tidying up so not just live wires knocking around.
Anything more i should b doing so as nothing untoward etc might happen?
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& looking at how easy it will b to pull wot bits out 4 resale.Anyway guna leave headunit front speakers & relevant amp so still a healthy system in there 4 the next owner but wana remove the subs & their amp. Subs i can manage unplug & pull outa da boot
but with the AMP it is currently screwed on back of rear seats behind the subs so can i just unscrew this & detach the wires from the box & leave them as they r? Presumable the ends need tidying up so not just live wires knocking around.Anything more i should b doing so as nothing untoward etc might happen?
Si (& his infamous retard mode
lol)
10 March 2003, 10:34 PM
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Si,
seek professional help
Cheers,
Nick.
PS - you need to look at how power is going to the amp that you're taking out, and make damn sure that the fuse is removed from the supply to the +12V cable that you're about to remove, otherwise that'll short to ground and blow fuse(s). Also, you need to ensure that the remote turn on lead is not able to go to ground...
seek professional help
Cheers,
Nick.
PS - you need to look at how power is going to the amp that you're taking out, and make damn sure that the fuse is removed from the supply to the +12V cable that you're about to remove, otherwise that'll short to ground and blow fuse(s). Also, you need to ensure that the remote turn on lead is not able to go to ground...
10 March 2003, 11:12 PM
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Wibble wibble i hear voices 
lol help on way
Yeah OK will take it back 2 da pros then b4 dodgy removal. Any1 wod fink i didn't no jack
lol
Si
PS Chiark is the daddy
still.........
lol help on way Yeah OK will take it back 2 da pros then b4 dodgy removal. Any1 wod fink i didn't no jack
lolSi
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11 March 2003, 01:06 PM
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no system is schweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
Just if im selling car to upgrade in Autumn time fort i best test the water on how easily i can remove various..... mods 4 resale/refitting to the new ting
Si
Just if im selling car to upgrade
in Autumn time fort i best test the water on how easily i can remove various..... mods 4 resale/refitting to the new ting Si
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