TriniMax3.0

So I have a 96 max and I replaced all of the bose speakers cuz they all blew and this was a while ago now all of a sudden they stopped working, only my subs work, they have a separate amp, all fuses and wires checked for shorts none found, what i am getting tho is a low gound read, but cant understand why, the cables are all intact, can anyone help? We even got the wiring diagram from a buddy at nissan no dice.

Maxima 97 SE

check the fuse box and check the fuse its yellow labeled 20 and it control the bose amp and speakers. It happened to me once when i replaced my speakers and after replacing the fuse, it blew again but the i found the cause which was a bad bose amp for the rear speaker on the right and i went to picknpull and replaced that amp module and the problem was gone.

DennisMik

iTrader: (2)

check fuse # 22. It is a 15 amp fuse that powers the speakers. It is in the center column of fuses, 5 down from the top. Count empty spaces. If you have a label on the fuse cover, it it says BOSE SPEAKER.

TriniMax3.0

Checked/changed all audio related fuses, it never solved the problem and happened again, i'll check it again tomorrow to see if it blew again but like i said fuses dont seem to be the problem

TriniMax3.0

Ok i'll try that see if it works, cuz my subs were sliding around in my trunk(too much fun) nd my modules are hanging so maybe it yanked at that rear right one, we'll have a check tomorrow, thanks

jerrod99_se-l

There is an audio fuse under the hood in the fuse box by driver front tire..check there as well

TriniMax3.0

Really? Which one bcuz i checked there too nd couldnt find an audio related fuse in that box

TriniMax3.0

Yep that module is the problem, thanks dude, it was that 15 bose fuse that kept popping simply because that module was plugged in......with that being said and body got a rear right bose speaker module for sale? Lol might as well get one from the source

Maxima 97 SE

No problem man. Glad you got it fixed.