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Old 12-07-2005, 01:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Uninstalling Amp

I decided to uninstall my subwoofer amplifier. Quick question...is it dangerous to leave the wiring that was connected to the amp? I wrapped the ends of the wires with some black tape. I want to leave the wiring because soon I will be installing a different amplifier. So I was just wondering if it's ok or not to leave the wiring in the car.

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Make sure the hot leads (bat+ and acc/rem) are taped off WELL, as you don't want them grounding out.

What kind of amp did you just uninstall? I'm looking for a used class-d monoblock right now.
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Yea I taped all the hot leads with the black tape real good. The amp is a JBL BP1200.1 I had it bumping 2 cervin vega subs and that amp has way too much power for those old model subs.
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For the power wire, remove the fuse under the hood.
The remote turn on just tape it off or put a section of heat shrink over it
The same for the ground wire as long as it doesn't touch the remote or bat+ wire, you're good.
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For the power wire, remove the fuse under the hood.
The remote turn on just tape it off or put a section of heat shrink over it
The same for the ground wire as long as it doesn't touch the remote or bat+ wire, you're good.

x2 that, u can always disconnect the ground wire becuase its just bolted somewhere near the back so its easy to take off and put back on
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yup!! just remove the fuse and you'll be fine.
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Next time you remove the wiring from the amp, make sure you remove the fuse under the hood first.
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...depends on if you have it fused under hood, or in-line, mine's connected directly to the bat. with a in-line fuse (fairly close to where air box *was*) but they could be placed basically wherever you want-(the in-line fuse)
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