subs don't work, death by electricution? Options

[chandy1986]

I just got my car back from the shop and she is looking superb . I just hooked up my subwoofers to the why they were when I disconnected them. I accidently set off a spark when I was connecting the power wire. I think it sparked because I touch the power to the ground and it set off a spark. With this said would my subs not work if the amp is fried?

[chandy1986]

hmmm i check the fuses on the amp but didn't check the fuse on the power line yet. thats probably the problem cuz i sparked my fog light wires like that b4 and the fuse blew lol. I'm sure if there is a light on the amp that tells if its on. I'll check it out tomorrow

thanks for the your help

This post has been edited by chandy1986: Feb 6, 2007 - 11:27 PM

[Negative]

hmmm i check the fuses on the amp but didn't check the fuse on the power line yet.

That's what I meant by in-line fuse. Usually it will be on the amp's power wire just after the battery under the hood. That is what was supposed to blow in the sit you had. I have seen an amp blow and not the fuse before though so cross your fingers. Then your only problem will be getting a replacement fuse as they are usually huge versions of the blade type fuse our car uses and you will have to go to an audio shop to get one [buy an extra just in case ]
I hope thats all it is.
Edit - Oh yeah. Make sure to replace it with the same amperage.

This post has been edited by Negative: Feb 7, 2007 - 9:25 AM