So today I put a new cd that I made even with high bass and I just couldnt resist on how low the bass was even at the max, I popped the trunk and the big rear subwoofer in the trunk wasnt even working....... Maybe the original owner turned it off? Is it possible to do? What can I do if I didnt want to replace? If I have to what would be the best for the cash?

 

spelling/grammar wtf?

And search. Plenty of threads on write ups on the cut off fix.

 

Its not a cutoff it doesnt work at all, im sorry I fixed the two words for you.

 

not sure if the bose amp has an internal fuse like the aftermarket ones, might want to check if the amp is even getting power. (just a thought)

 

^^^ I dunno... based on the grammar in the OP's post, I'd say figuring out how to open the trunk was a noteworthy accomplishment.

 

alpine basslink II is what i used. easy to install and im no pro at systems. sounds great as a replacement for the bose sub. you can also take out your bose sub and then have a port directly into the cab

 

Is it unplugged from the amp?

 

lol @ this thread...but if it was unplugged from teh amp, there would be no sound period, because, at least in my 00, that one plug is the entire system, if that makes sense. but, sounds like you just have teh normal bose cut-out situation. 99% of the time the straight wire will solve your problem, but create the thump at the turn of the key and a whine when the stereo is off...

 

smack the grill at the top it might come back on like my old one...intermittent, there a little module thing that has poor solder joints iirc, you can open it up and resolder it, searchhhhhhhhhhhhh

 

Okay so I got a few different responses. What should I do first?

 

try resoldering the 'module' that was mentioned, if that doesnt work straight wire..i tried the solder, didnt work for me, so i'm straight wired

 

I'm pretty sure it's Infinity Basslink. Not alpine.

 

Okay so today I noticed Its the problem everyone has cause it worked for one song then it stopped. If I get a aftermarket cd player will this fix the problem?

 

ha oops sorry was under the influence when i typed that one. i have an alpine head unit

 

thats rude ! haha

 

I'll be merciful. If you read why the woofer doesn't work it should be clear that it has nothing to do with the with the head unit. The woofer in 00 and 01 tend to shut down because of soldered joints that go bad. If you re-solder the affected joints it may bring your woofer back to life.

Do a search for woofer cut off fix. One thing the systems in the 00 and 01 are different.