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Yes I was going to suggest that too, if you can find another audio source to feed into it. If it's still doing it, then you know it's the amp/sub. If it works fine, then ya it's something in your cars wiring causing it. I wired it up to my friends car using RCA leads today and it worked perfectly. ...

That's the thing ive already tried a line output converter, im thinking its the wiring. Im going to look into taking the signal from the head unit or from the factory subwoofers. maybe it will be stronger i dont really know. Im also going to try powering it off of my friends head unit as he has RCA ...

I think it just works the same was as a speaker level input on a regular amp but uses the RCA input to do so. Yeah the subwoofer is 4 ohms and i have one. The factory subs come off of the cars wiring ive taken some photos. i disconnected the connectors and played some music nothing changed but the f...

Hello thanks for all the replies, i have taken some photos. It does play some bass but very little you can only tell if you touch the subwoofer. I dont know if this has any relevance but my car has stock subwoofers below the seats. On pioneers website it says "Speaker line input sensor-connect ...

I recently bought a Pioneer GM D9601 Amplifier and a Pioneer TS-W261S4 subwoofer. Im wiring them to a 2014 Mini Cooper and as I'm using the stock head unit I have cut into the the rear speaker wires and ran a speaker wire to an adaptor allowing me to plug them into the RCA input on my amp. The amp a...