jackerty wrote:i had the same problem with my double din staying on when the car was off. i had to take the battery off everytime i turned the car off before i figured it out. mine ended up being that the power lead and the signal wire was touching at my amp which got knocked by my sub in "gentle cornering". this resulted in the signal wire making the din think the car was always on. try looking for something similar i.e a wire touching another wire thats connected to the battery
chaotic2050 wrote:Mate you might be on to something here, I was vacuuming my interior the day it happened and scrubbing some stuff off the carpet near the amp and I moved the passenger seat quite a few times. I was thinking about this at work today that maybe somehow the amp got knocked. Will go take a look.
Thanks.
chaotic2050 wrote:Tried hitting things in all sorts of places, tried pulling on the amp cables and twisting them and moving them about. Nothing![]()
jackerty wrote:chaotic2050 wrote:Tried hitting things in all sorts of places, tried pulling on the amp cables and twisting them and moving them about. Nothing![]()
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im guessing wiring isnt your forte? in my opinion if you cant fix it with a hammer, its unfixable...
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