Bidging how do i bidge 4 channel into 1

Logan, You must be very desperate, to put the same question her for the tenth time. Yes you keep using different words, but it all comes down to the same. I already gave an answer yo one of the questions. I think you should read that. It has not much to do with the power cabling. It has to do with what you are putting on the output.

Most likely the bidge needs to be setup. Take it to any guitar shop to get it done.

First of all try removing the battery from the motherboard and reinserting after 30 mins.
If that does not work, and depending on what make your PC is, try looking for a bidge clip on the motherboard (similar to a slave clip on the back of a hard drive). Remove and reinsert that

sorry please explain

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I dont know where you can get replacement tyres. But here is a fix for the problem:
Using tweezers then fingers, pull off the existing tyres.
Take ordinary sewing thread, and wrap it around the V in the wheels (where the tyre was), about 20 turns or so, keeping the ends inside the V.
Put the tyres back on.
The thread forces the tyres further out, making some tread from the rubber available above the level of the plastic wheel rims.

in this situation you have to call the dealer and get a code to reset it.Your owners manual has directions in how to put the code in however the dealer has the code.They will need the last 8 digits of your vin which I see you already have.If they dont help let me know and ill try and find the code for you

My information shows the XM-1652Z as being a 2-channel amp. It will not be stable below 4-ohms in bridged mode. For best power, your subs will need to be 2-ohms with all 3 wired in series. This will present a 6-ohm load to the amp. After wiring the subs in series, connect the positive speaker wire to one channel (+) and the negative speaker wire to the other channel (-). For the 1652Z no other wiring is necessary. For subs you will also want to set the LPF (80Hz) switch to the "ON" position (to the right).

Keep in mind that the rated output is only 400 watts RMS at 4-ohms in bridged mode. That's kinda wimpy for 3 subs. You would probably obtain better results from two 2-ohm subs, each connected to a separate channel. That way each sub would be getting 200 watts RMS, still low but there's lots of good subs that will sound pretty loud with 150-200 watts

Do any of the channels produce sound?

sensitivity switch select best position of the input level to get full power when you set level control at maximum. in your situation 26db position is better.