there are plug in adaptors out there i have seen them posted on here even. It should also have the amp connector so all u would haft to do is make sure the amp is getting power from the radio.

 

I can't seem to find these plugs you're talking about. Crutchfield says they're not made for our premium sound system.

 

Alright so finally I checked the sub, took it out, checked it w/ a 9 volt battery and it works, so I know for sure the sub isn't bad!The wiring isn't bad either I checked that too.

So if it's the amp, where can I get a replacement?I bet it will be expensive @ Chrysler dealers.

Thanks alot.

 

update. I figure I can just tap into the speakers at the point of the amp (Does anyone have a wire diagram of the amp connections?). My question is, how will the tweeters be affected when I install a new head unit? Are the tweeters already networked to the front speakers? So in other words, don't worry about them?

 

go look at the pic attachment that i posted on the other page with the wire pin out

 

Hi ChryslerTech,

So I am a late come back - but the problem I had w/ no output from the Sub in my 04' Pacifica.
I checked the Sub w/ a 9 volt battery and it works fine. I just replaced the amp yesterday w/ another working used amp
and there is still no output from the Sub.

Is there something else I should be checking before I take it to the dealer and let them put a huge hole in my wallet?
I also checked the fuses in the front and they are all fine. Im so baffled by this!?!!

thanks dude,

- H

 

I have been looking at installing a sub in my Pac, the wiring is all there but when the sub is plugged in there is nothing, there are 2 different amps one 385 watt amp for the 8 speaker w/sub intermezzo stereo and another 200 watt amp for the standard infinity system, I am thinking when I get my hands on the 385 watt amp my sub will work, I will let you know what I find out.

 

I recently bought my 06 Pac and have since replaced the woofer enclosure inside the back panel due to a previous owner removing. I figured it would be plug and play, but I was sadly mistaken. I have tested the plug and found there is power at the plug on 2 of the 4 pins. Upon removing the woofer from the enclosure to test at the 2 terminals on back of woofer, I have realized both positive wires go to the same terminal and negatives both go to the other terminal. Not sure if there were different wire configurations in these, but I've wired plenty of Subwoofer set ups in the past and I have never seen 2 positives on one terminal and 2 negatives on the other terminal with a DVC woofer.