20 Most Recent Infinity BASSLINK Car Subwoofer - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Yes, and also check the wiring to your speakers and ensure that there are no bad wires. Generally the front and rear inputs are designed for more advanced receivers. If you have one that support front and rear inputs, then yes you should be using them,if not then don't worry about it.

Hi, your car requires a special adapter for installing an aftermarket stereo. The adapter comes with all the wiring harness you will need, and will greatly simplify the process. You can get details on the adapter from Crutchfield, but they are a bit pricey for purchase. I would look over their website and then shop around for the adapter.
The adapter is here: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_127C2RCHY4/PAC-Chrysler-Radio-Replacement-Interface.html
To see more about installing the new head unit, I recommend you go thru their "outfit my car" process of putting in your car's info. It has specifically identified the case of the infinity system. Click the following link and enter the info for your car, then there is another link that will show you all of the things you should consider before doing the installation: http://www.crutchfield.com/App/Car/outfitmycar/MyCar.aspx
Please let me know if you have more questions, and thanks for using FixYa.

Check the impedance of the speaker set up. Reasons for going in to protection mode is that amp can't handle the impedance... Just incase you don't know what impedance means, it is another way of saying ohms!

try to full up maybe its stock from dust

Hi, from what device is the error code: r-sp coming from. What is the name and model of the device.

Take care

Hi Wex,

Wires being hooked up is fine. With no lights coming on the question becomes one of power.

Ground needs to be grounded.
+12VDC should have +12VDC
Remote should also have +12VDC when the stereo is on.

Check these with a volt meter. Negative lead on the ground terminal, Positive on +12V then Remote.

Both combinations should read +12VDC.

Next check the fuses if any that your amp has. Make sure they aren't blown.

Comment back if this doesn't point you in the right direction.

Mike

I didn't solve the problem but do I understand correctly your e-mail: if I don't go with your free plan...I can't have my answer? I have to subscribe to something to know the answer?

THe amplifier connects to the crossover.. If you are using an amplifier there is no reason to connect the radio/deck to the crossover.

May be the problem is on the sound you are using is not a 5 channel coded sound or check in the menu´s of the amp if the rear channel´s have sufficient db output, check the connections, check if you amp. is not working only as simple stereo (menus also)

Hope this helps

chk the antennae connection on the back