RCA Car Audio & Video - Page 3 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

hi bud look for your remote lead or power antenna lead and connect the p-control lead from the head unit.thats what i did away it went awsome sound.

is this a car related problem problem if so then use a multimeter to check for the feed wires and and earth wires and a small 9v battery to tesat the speaker wires ,its not difficult to do this job

It does not have one. Look at the REQ 5, from MTX. It will convert your 4 channel system to a 5 channel RCA, with a 8 volt pre out, which is better than most aftermarket decks.

Hi, please provide the model and year of the car. If you have an aftermarket stereo, please provide model number. Also, if are you using an amplifier, please provide amp model number. Are you connecting only 2 speakers or 4?

Hi vbacres,

If you noticed that your DRC69702 won't able to run DVD disc, it might be the laser gone bad. There are some ways on how to fix this problem, either you manually replace the laser or to consult a repair man to have it be checked. Here are some basic troubleshooting that you can apply on this issue.

1. Try to clean your DVD disc with a smooth cloth.

2. Turn off the system then disconnect and reconnect all the cables.

3. Align the laser head.

--> if you're still encountering the same issue, I recommend to contact a local tech and have the laser to be replaced.

Hope it helps.

Thank you for using FixYa.

Possible but highly unlikely. You cant check them to be sure if not, check to see if the amp for your subs has a phase switch on it. Also check to see if is has a bypass EQ and change it to a lower setting (low pass filter). Good Luck.

You have a ground fault. Check all ground wires and then make sure the rca cables are not broken in any places. If everything is good there is a ground fault inside the amp.

Well I just installed this unit in my car and it was fine for a week and then the problem you posted started happening.. I took unit down tried to call RCA mobile but the number is now disconnected so I proceeded to take the dvd player it self out of the unit and found what the issue was there are 2 ribbon cables going to the player and the smaller of the 2 was so loose that it just fell off. So i reinserted it and secured the clamp that holds in and retested it.. And bam the constant running of the loading and unloading mechanism stopped. That damn cable seemed to be the whole damn issue. If your mech. enclined take the unit down remove the cowel on the back side of the unit, open the monitor and u will see 6screw covers either remove them or put ur screw driver right in them and remove the screws and hold your hand on the DVD unit or it will fall completely off when you pick up the housing. Make sure the smaller cable is secure and all wiring is secured and recrew the dvd unit in replace cover and reinstall in vehicle. Hopefully it will work as it did with mine.

As the saying goes -- "How much have you got?"

You can spend thousands on amps if you want to, but if you're just looking to get some good thumpin' out of your sub box, you can get a 550W Crunch amp for $98 from walmart (here) and you can get a 10-Gauge hookup kit for another $14 (here)

Your speaker box is rated at 400W drive, 800W peak. You dont want to drive it with an amp smaller than 400W, or you can damage your speakers by overdriving the amp.

You can sure spend more than $112, but that's a good basic setup for someone on a budget.

possibly, check the instructions. depends on what carrier they transmit on. fm or digital.