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Weird problem with 07 Mustang Shaker 500/door woofers.
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Nikogrel Junior Member. Feb 27, 6 0 Hanover, Pennsylvania, United States. Hey guys, In my Mustang, I have the Shaker It's worked flawlessly for the past 3 years. However, recently it's been doing something strange.
At random times during almost every ride, the sound to the door woofers will just stop I have never changed anything in the car related tot he sound system. When I first start the car, the sound is fine and all the speakers work.
However, once I get going on the road, the sound to the woofers will just cut out suddenly. No noise, no sound you'd expect from a lose wire. They just goes silent. I've been searching online for a solution for days and I'm just getting more confused. Is it a problem with the Shaker , the default amps, or the speakers?
The high tones remain unchanged, loud, and clear. The dealership we bought the car from went out of business last year, so I called a different ford dealership about it. They told me that they have no idea I'm at a complete loss here. Any help other than "buy aftermarket" Apr 29, 6, right behind you. Do both door speakers go out?
If so, the factory amp s may be on the way out. Yeah, they both go out at once. I kinda figured it would be the amps. I already ruled out fuses and wiring. Also, would both amps really go out at once? It's my understanding that there are 2 separate amps one for each sub. If one goes out, does it affect the other? I tried to search, but I keep finding aftermarket stuff. I just want the same factory amps to replace the defective ones for now.
Last edited by a moderator: Feb 27, Aug 21, 1, 1 NJ Do you have a DMM meter??? Got a few ideas to start finding the problem. Yes I do! Aug 29, 4, Nevernever Land. Take the ford badge off the front and put a dodge one there and all your problems will go away But on a more serious note Notorious for loose connections.
Well, the connections are tight. I checked. I even disconnected them and reconnected them myself just to be sure. I'm still having the same problem. After I reconnected them, I was still getting no bass. I had the car out all day and had no bass the entire time. However, I did get Bass for a few minutes while driving home, but the bass stopped again about 3 minutes after.
Now I'm debating whether I want to get the amps replaced at the dealership, or just get a whole new system. I'm short on cash, and I'm not sure how much it would cost to get them replaced at the dealership I'll have to talk to the dealership tomorrow and figure out what it'll cost me before I make my decision. Aug 12, 1, 35 Louisiana. If you think those POS amps are expensive, you should see what the Shaker woofers run you! Don't even get me started on how unfriendly my experience with this car was with regards to the installation of audio gear.
Just about every system I put into it was some sort of compromise. Dec 21, 17, Grand Junction, CO. Ok, I'm very confused now. The bass is working again. I took the car out to run errands and was driving a total of 3 or 4 hours.
The bass didn't shut off even once It could be in your Radio or your Smart Junction Box, as both are known to cause problems with the S mustangs.
Unfortunately, that is a common problem with the Shaker system. Create an account or login to comment You must be a member in order to leave a comment Create account Create an account on our community. It's easy! Log in Already have an account? Log in here. Previous Topic Next Topic. Amplifiers 4 Some weird issue Subwoofers 5. Some weird issue. Latest posts. Scams Galore Latest: deez 24 minutes ago.
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Here's a closer look at what goes into the creation of these often expensive audio upgrades. As luxury vehicle manufacturers learn more and more on novel tech and features to move their vehicles, we've seen a surge in branded high-end audio systems. You're probably familiar with a few of them at least: Mark Levinson and Lexus , Meridian and Land Rover , Naim and Bentley , Burmester with Mercedes and Porsche , and now, with the announcement of the very handsome Jeep Grand Cherokee last week, we're seeing McIntosh launch an automotive partnership once again. It also offered very high-end aftermarket car audio systems for a while, and has been around as a company since The system in the Jeep Grand Cherokee is called the MX, owing to its watts of output from 17 channels. It uses 19 McIntosh-designed speakers in 12 locations throughout in the cabin. Considering McIntosh amps powered Woodstock and the Grateful Dead's Wall of Sound, the company definitely knows how to provide an immersive experience.
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What's New? Log in. Remember Me? Forum Tech Electrical Factory Stereo wiring. Results 1 to 14 of Thread: Factory Stereo wiring. I just wanted to get clarification on the factory Amp that with a modern head unit would be completely useless so I'm trying to just bypass it completely. Below is the diagram I came up with.
06 mustang gt/ a shaker 500
Jeremy Laukkonen is automotive and tech writer for numerous major trade publications as well as the creator of a popular blog and video game startup. A fan of EVs since the early s, he stays up-to-date on the myriad complex systems that power battery electric vehicles. When a car stereo only works sometimes, the problem is usually in the wiring. However, depending on exactly how the stereo is failing to work, you could also have an amp problem , an internal fault in the head unit, or even a problem with your speakers or speaker wires. These are all faults that can cause an intermittent failure, where the car stereo will sometimes work and sometimes not work, so tracking down the real problem may be difficult unless the fail state lasts long enough to check everything out.
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There has always been a feud between the automakers and the aftermarket, particularly when it comes to audio. The OEMs want the customers to buy their upgraded audio systems. The aftermarket manufacturers know better. Even the most up-to-date, well-designed factory audio system can sound better with aftermarket equipment. This is one of the driving forces behind some of the specialty upgrade systems, where an OEM pairs up with an aftermarket company to design a vehicle-specific audio package. Though these often sound good, the problem is that it takes away the personalization factor, something many car owners want.
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When it comes to upgrades and accessories for your Ford Mustang, your local mobile enhancement dealer has a nearly endless supply of options. The accessories available to personalize your Mustang are just about endless. Ford has offered upgraded systems like the Shaker , Mach and the latest Bang and Olufsen systems.
These are the red and white inputs behind stereos that rca jacks plug into to produce sound…. Here are two ways you can install an amp and sub combo to your factory system:. This has been the tried-and-true method of installing bass systems to factory stereos for decades. This little puppy can even work if you have a premium factory system in your car — but still want to get more bass. It takes the hi-level signals of your factory amp and drops them down to the line level that your amplifier needs — all without compromising the fidelity of the factory system. Not that big a difference.
In this article: We'll walk through some of the most common aftermarket car stereo problems and symptoms and provide some solutions to help you fix your stereo problem! Whether it's an installation that might not have gone as planned, or a random problem that comes out of nowhere. Here is a list of your common car stereo problems, symptoms and solutions to help get your stereo up and running! If you hear a wining noise that fluctuates with the RPMs of your vehicle, and lessens when the car engine is turned off, you are dealing with Alternator Wine. Check your ground wires and find a better place to ground them, e.
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