new max, new problems
12-02-2004, 08:00 AM
#1
new max, new problems
well i found a new max, and new problems, the car still has the original bose sound system, but, when you turn it on it makes popping noises, it doesn't sound like the speakers are blown but i'm not sure what it could be. the other problem would be, well not sure if its a problem or if its suppose to be this way. When in first gear, you can kinda feel it shutter, maybe i wasn't giving it enough gas or something, i'll pay more attention to it to see if it was just me imagining things though 
12-02-2004, 08:13 AM
#2
As far the Bose goes, you my friend have blown amps. Probably your best bet, short of replacing your whole sound system, is finding replacement amps from a parts car or someones old Bose they don't use anymore. They are easy to replace and you can find them for cheap.
12-02-2004, 08:33 AM
#3
aight, thats kinda what i was thinking it was, can you replace the headunit without messing up the system?? I know my parents car if you replace any of the system you ahve to replace it all or it won't work 
12-02-2004, 12:23 PM
#5
Originally Posted by vwink182
As far the Bose goes, you my friend have blown amps. Probably your best bet, short of replacing your whole sound system, is finding replacement amps from a parts car or someones old Bose they don't use anymore. They are easy to replace and you can find them for cheap.
you need to let me see that fire *** whip sometime, and if you want me to redo your corner lights sometime ill do it right 
12-02-2004, 12:30 PM
#6
Originally Posted by ScreamingVE
You can replace the HU, but unless you reroute the wires to new speakers, they will still make that poping sound.
12-02-2004, 12:30 PM
#7
You don't have to reroute all the speaker wires if you change the hu, just bypass the amps and wire in the new speakers. I did the amp fixing thing and the bose adapter thing and was much happier when I junked all the bose. 
12-02-2004, 12:55 PM
#9
Originally Posted by vwink182
Yup just put them on. You can now buy my car for $3700. You better buy before I get something else and jack the price even more
for real this time
12-02-2004, 01:23 PM
#10
Originally Posted by bhunter
You don't have to reroute all the speaker wires if you change the hu, just bypass the amps and wire in the new speakers. I did the amp fixing thing and the bose adapter thing and was much happier when I junked all the bose.
12-02-2004, 01:31 PM
#11
so basically ditch the bose system??
oh here's another problem with it, it has ABS but its unhooked because the owner said it "chattered".....how can i fix this "chatter"????
oh here's another problem with it, it has ABS but its unhooked because the owner said it "chattered".....how can i fix this "chatter"????
12-02-2004, 02:27 PM
#12
Originally Posted by ghostridden
so basically ditch the bose system??
oh here's another problem with it, it has ABS but its unhooked because the owner said it "chattered".....how can i fix this "chatter"????
oh here's another problem with it, it has ABS but its unhooked because the owner said it "chattered".....how can i fix this "chatter"????
12-03-2004, 05:04 AM
#14
if your still keeping the bose head unit, its possible you could bypass the amps, but i dont think youd get any sound because i dont think the bose unit has an internal amplifier..
I suggest getting a nice cd player and getting some crappy $40 4" speakers in the front until you can afford aftermarket speakers all the way around
I suggest getting a nice cd player and getting some crappy $40 4" speakers in the front until you can afford aftermarket speakers all the way around
12-03-2004, 06:57 AM
#15
well my parents are getting me the kenwood excelon x979 cd player for christmas, if i bought a cheap amp, would that be enough to power the speakers till i can buy some?
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