plugged into my 2005 highlander. radio turns on. no sound comes from the speakers. am i missing something?
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Are there RCAs? If so, make sure that they are plugged in correctly. Also, with this harness I assume you will have separate speaker wires. Make sure they are colour coordinated and connected like-to-like.
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Do yourself a favor and buy the part locally. This is not a real Metra ,but a copy of the real Metra part. I had trouble with mine. I bought what I thought was the same part locally. The part I bought locally was the real Metra part and funtions as it should.
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Just make sure you are plugged into a sub out port on your receiver i.e. bypassing the amplifier. Also swap the cable with any old cable to see if you hear anything. If that doesn't work you may have a dud sub-out port or a dud sub. If you do, I would recommend getting a replacement because I have had this sub for 6 months and it is fantastic for the price. Good luck!
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Mine worked out of the box. Two things to check: 1) Remote has battery installed. 2) Speaker is charged. If neither of these are the issue, return to Amazon for a replacement.
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Try switching speaker wires.....if still not working,it is most likely the unit itself.
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Wish I could help you on your question but I had mine professionally installed. I do know they pulled it in the RCA 'sub-out' on my Alpine deck. I would start by looking to see if your Jeep's radio even has that option. Good Luck!
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I didn't get any noises, all I did it was to follow the guide up. I think might be the connection behind the amplifier and/or the distance between speaker and amplifier.
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Test the speaker wired to a different source of music to see if its the speaker or the car having the issue. Also try wiring directly to speaker in case the crossover having the issue
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You didn't say what's not working. Is the radio completely dead including the panel light while using new batteries or using the power cord? Check all the switch positions on the radio and make sure you didn't change any positions. If all else fails, I would return it for a new one. I am very happy with mine.
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Not sure, I would ask a GM dealership, due to being an electrical component. The amp went out as I en route to golf. Static a couple of times out of sound system, then "staticy" sound from 1 speaker, then no sound altogether. Knew what problem was right off the bat. Purchased new one & installed, no problems since.
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Did you disconnect the battery as instructed to help the ecu reset after installation? I had a slight drop as well and you may need to install a less restrictive exhaust as well. I went with a Magnaflow system. It helped with the sound and the mileage.
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I would rate sound was improved by plugging it directly in the output jack of my radio, that stopped the occasional fading in and out and static. It works for me in my 2007 Honda. Basically a poor mans blurtooth!
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The "Plug and Play" will NOT plug and play on your Highlander. It is for the Camry because the Camry is wired for it. You will need to use the GENK45a or GENK45am (same mirror, just listed differently) and use the included wiring harness. It will fit the existing windshield mount perfectly and the wire cover that we include at no charge will give it a factory installed look.
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It has to be a loose wire. Check your ground wire. Make sure all connections from the head unit to the amp is secure as well. also might be another dumb question but is the sub mounted correctly? ie. have enough room
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May not have audio RCA plugs correct in the back of radio. Also may need an output from radio to the amp ?
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Look up the wiring codes for your aftermarket radio. There should be a wire marked "dimmer" or "dash light" or something similar. That's what you connect it to. It would help if you would tell us the model of the radio you're installing in your car and we could tell you the exact wire you need to connect.
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Its odd that what Pioneer told you works.It doesn't correspond with what the manual says at all.Are you guys connecting the sub with the subwoofer pre-out (LFE--sub with an amp) or are you connecting an unpowered sub with regular speaker wires?I have a powered subwoofer on the way. I guess I'll see if I have to do the same.
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If the light is out, I would check to see if there is power getting to the sub-woofer. If you have a meter, check it with that. My money is on the power supply. Again, I'd check with Polk tech support after testing the power supply. If you don't have access to a meter, you can pick one up cheaply at Harbor Freight or perhaps you have a neighbor who is "handy". I hope that helps.