I was messing with my passenger side tweeter when I think one of the loose (+)wires touched the chassis, and then all the speakers went dead. the unit still turns on and all the functions look fine, but theres absolutely no sound. I've searched up and down i-club and nasioc and have seen others with this symptom, but no resolution. Has anyone had this issue and was able to resolve it here? did I kill the D3 amp? can I fix it myself? do I need to send it in to pioneer, or have a local shop fix it?

any suugestions would be apprecieated.

 

www.shortcircuitrepair.com

You can try giving them a call but they aren't open on weekends. I hope you can still save it D3 is bank.

 

check your fuses.

 

the power is still working though, and I routed all the speaker wires through the doors my self, not using stock ones. the only fuse that would be relevant is the one on the unit, and its fine.

I think after this is reolved I'll probably add fuses to all my speakers.

 

are your speakers powered with an amp or they running off the head unit?

 

Umm, check the fuse in your amp..

 

unit is powering the speakers, but now I wish I was using an amp.

 

assuming I killed the amp inside the headunit itself, has anyone ever replaced one themselves, or at a shop, how much did it cost?

 

sent in the unit, no recepit even necessary becasue its under warranty by serial number. $15 shipping with $1000 insurance, got it back from pioneer good as new 10 day later. Thats why pioneer is awesome!

 

did they tell u what was replaced?

 

the recipet has some codes on it, but nothing else, I guess I could call and ask. I'll post if I end up doing it.