Questions & Answers for: Rockford Fosgate amp location

ROCKFORD FOSGATE Punch 301M Amplifier Problems!!!!!!!!! I have a 2002 Honda accord coupe in which I installed a ROCKFORD FOSGATE Punch 301M amplifier connected to a capacitor and finally to my two ...

how to hook to car deck oand on my deck it has 1 left and right 1 right input and n the back of the amp it has 1 left input and 1 right what do i do? you need to run a left and right rca cables from a

...location on a punch 301m i cant find the fuse on the amp it self . all other amps that i have had there has always been sn on board fuse. so where is it on this one. plz help me The older Rockford ...

...location. It may have come loose, which would cause the amp not to power on. Also check the fuses, both in the amp itself and in the in-line fuse by the vehicle battery, along the live power wire. If ...

amp. The ground wire should be solidly connected to the vehicle chassis in a paint-free location. The live power wire should be directly connected to the battery. Also check the fuses, both on the amp

...amp's positive and negative location where it meets the speakers. You are actually going to need to measure the load of the speakers on the amp. If it ran too low of a load, meaning less than 4 ...

IM LOOKING FOR A RMOTE BASS BOOST KNOP. ALL IVE BEEN ABLE TO LOCATE IS THE NEWER MODELS. 2007 AND UP. I NEED AN 2005. WHERE DO I LOCATE ONE AT? Get a universal inline version. Works great. I have one ...

...it was searching for ground through the amp's chassis if it was screwed into metal at its mounting location. All that seems certain as of now is that the LED works, but nothing else,

Where's the fuse located in a Fosgate p300-1 amp? Where's the fuse located in a Fosgate p300-1 amp? It is just to the right on the rear of the amp next to the 12 V + - RTO +Here is a link to a ...

Where is the fuse located on my p500 2 rockford fosgate amp Internal or external? Those are protected externally as close to the battery as possible. Check the wire size and color at the amp and then ...