GoldMax99

Finding this amplifier has become harder than finding Waldo!!!! I had read that it was under the rear cover by the middle brake light and the two rear speakers. So I take the whole back apart, seat, pillar covers, rear cover, rear light, and it's not there. I have a Bose system and the rear speakers stopped working. Since the speakers are in good condition, I thought it might be the amps. Where is it? My rear speakers have a black plastic cover attached to the bottom (magnet) that you can get to from the trunk. I looked in there too and it looks like circuitry but doesn't look like an amp. Is that it?

Trajiksmax

The bose speakers have built in amps.

GoldMax99

So then the amps are the circuits inside the black plastic covers on the bottom of the speakers. Thanks.

GoldMax99

Can you repair these amps in any way? I'm getting no sound from my rear speakers. The started to go little by little until no sound came out one day.

Montypup

iTrader: (1)

generally bose need to be replaced. I'd reccomend just getting new speakers.

GoldMax99

What do you mean by Bose needs to be replaced? The whole system is Bose. I read a while back that some Bose amps can be fixed by simply replacing a fuse in the amp. Just wondering if these could be fixed in that way?

HallKemar

theres only one way to figure out if it can be fixed by changing the fuse in the amp and thats by, CHANGING THE FUSE IN THE AMP

dgeesaman

iTrader: (10)

Uh, fuse? I don't remember seeing any fuses. If you can find a fuse in the pics in linked thread, you MIGHT not be completely wrong. But I don't see any fuses. It's the capacitors in the amps that tend to fail.

Anyway, for the original poster, here is how I fixed mine:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=447116

GoldMax99

Exactly the kind of answer I was looking for. If I have any more Q's I'll ask them on the other post. You are truly the man...rep pts for you bud.