Questions & Answers for: Kenwood how to fix a subwoofer loose wire

10 pin plug wiring configuration I would like to find the wiring schematics for the ten pin power plug I had the same problem. Here is the picture I used. i need 2 know where can i buy the ...

...sub for free cuz it didn't work, when u set it up properly nothing comes out no vibs at all how to fix? Probably blown, check the wires going to the back of the speaker, if they are conncted fully. ...

...looks like it's supposed to plug into something there are no loose wires to connect the wire harness to it might just be the factory harness that has been left in there, i had that happen with my ...

...subwoofer keeps hitting but its not even hitting with the song its just a constant tempo, i just hooked it up and it all worked beforw but i dont know if i have a wire crossed or what check your rca ...

...sub turns on and off randomly and i'm not sure why. The power wire isn't solidly connected and seems only partially connected to the amp so do you think re-attaching the wire will fix the problem? ...

fix is fairly easy if you are familiar with using electrical connectors..or even soldering. You should be able to turn your subwoofer over and locate the to "copper" colored wires that run to the cone

...setting befor driveing every time. is there a memory wire of some sort? how do i fix this problem? there is a yellow wire that needs to go to a constant power source. (stays hot when the key is

...off this is a protect issue and any wire could be loose spk/por/grnd check your fuse for hairline crack (laugh if you want but I have seen it ) lastly a blown spk could cause this also good ...

how can I view the power input wiring connections for a kenwood 8 inch tube subwoofer, model ksc model wa82rc system ??? how can I view the power input wiring diagram connections for the kenwood 8 ...

...subwoofer. It will work only when I hit it from the back. Can anyone help me find out what the problem is? Thanks! I hit it exactly where the cooler fins are on the back. Sounds to me like a loose ...