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first place i'd look is in and around the rear lights check to make sure all connections are good and clean then start looking around the one on the battery

yeah the 25mm² should be fine

depends on the size of the original one on the clio i had it was 8 awg:dapprove:

think the new ones last a lot longer but it with all filament lights the brighter they are the shorter amount of time they will last they are brighter than the standard lamps that were in my polo so i'm more than happy with them

i was going to lay mine out like this when i was going to try hide the amp under the floor

yeah the fault was that they didn't last i had an original set that lasted 6 months tops and i hardly drive the car

tell me about it spent half the day trying to set one up in the office the furthest away from the lens i got it to focus was 100mm lol

is it a manual IRIS that is controlled by the middle ring?

imho 35mm² is what you need with a 175A Fuse i'd say 4m because if you get 3 and it's not quite enough you'll kick yourself

you get a fault to ground on that cable and all it will do is melt/catch fire/battery explode fuses are installed only ever to protect cables and nothing else

serious? No fuses? IMHO that is some bad advice there.

i'd sell what ever you have and get a cda-9815 old skool like this

yeah but the ipone part is pointless tbf. just press the button on the fob

how does the mp3 player show up in your pc OS? as you might be able to plug it in via usb so it is just being used as a usb flash drive

turn the head unit up to the point where it starts to distort then turn it down a notch the sub level control might not be on your head unit. (on my alpine i had it). you are looking to match the sub volume to speaker volume with the 50Hz test tone. (say you have half volume on head unit your...

you should set the head unit to how you will listen to it day to day but at the max volume imho i would not turn any bass up on the head unit (apart from a sub level control and that would be set to max) i'd try and get hold of a 50Hz @ 0dB test tone play that on repeat then you set the gain...

yeah it should be in LPF mode with the little button out and the dial set to about 80Hz leave bass enhance at 0 and leave the other switch in bridge.

where was that music coming from:S did you have it pluged into another amp at the same time:S you should only be getting getting bass from the sub you would probably have to set the gain quite high with an mp3 player plugged in

get one like this so it just tests the amp

try an mp3 player plugged into the amp to eliminate any faults with head unit/rca leads

i wouldn't be so sure. i once accidentally left my interior light on over night in my mk1. that was one morning i didn't have to defrost it :)

couple of these?

ebay?

imho 8 awg should be the minimum for any audio setup that contains a stand alone amp i'd have a guess you may have fried the rca output of the head unit by not having decent earth on the amp. i'd redo the earth with a complete piece of cable and reconnect removing all grease until the very end

10 awg will piss through the grommet tbh i got 3 8 awg wires through i had a focus that i just attacked with a hole saw

if it was me i would of tried a pair of 4's first as 0 is a new hole job

lol i've used all different types;)

electrical tape is poor show it'll start to un-stick after about a week crimps are not bad with a decent crimping tool

looks like you have a 092 battery

yeah up until the point where it wont fit:clown: