Here's my problem:
1. My LC2i is always on (even when the car is off).
2. Using a multimeter, I've found that the rear left speaker wires that I tapped still provide some "signal".
3. I have no sound coming from my rear left speaker.
Backstory:
I have a 2016 GTI S and recently installed and wired an lc2i, amp and subwoofer. Following the diagram DV52 posted, I tapped into the rear left and right speaker wires from behind the head unit in the glove compartment using some blue posi-tap connectors. I ran the speaker inputs down the passenger side of my car and into the trunk and fed it into the lc2i.
It was performing well up until yesterday when I tried to start my car in the morning and found that the battery had died. I looked around and found that even when my car was off, the lc2i was on and thus my amp was also. I broke out the multimeter and found that my rear left speaker wire inputs (+, -) to the lc2i were still providing some "signal", keeping the lc2i turned on. Not only that, but after a bit of troubleshooting, I found that when I adjusted the balance/fader to the rear left speaker, there is no sound at all.
My question:
Has anyone ever come across any similar issues or could provide any pointers on how I can resolve this?
I would really appreciate any help regarding the matter. Thank you for reading!
1. My LC2i is always on (even when the car is off).
2. Using a multimeter, I've found that the rear left speaker wires that I tapped still provide some "signal".
3. I have no sound coming from my rear left speaker.
Backstory:
I have a 2016 GTI S and recently installed and wired an lc2i, amp and subwoofer. Following the diagram DV52 posted, I tapped into the rear left and right speaker wires from behind the head unit in the glove compartment using some blue posi-tap connectors. I ran the speaker inputs down the passenger side of my car and into the trunk and fed it into the lc2i.
It was performing well up until yesterday when I tried to start my car in the morning and found that the battery had died. I looked around and found that even when my car was off, the lc2i was on and thus my amp was also. I broke out the multimeter and found that my rear left speaker wire inputs (+, -) to the lc2i were still providing some "signal", keeping the lc2i turned on. Not only that, but after a bit of troubleshooting, I found that when I adjusted the balance/fader to the rear left speaker, there is no sound at all.
My question:
Has anyone ever come across any similar issues or could provide any pointers on how I can resolve this?
I would really appreciate any help regarding the matter. Thank you for reading!
