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Thanks everyone, awesome replies. What i was wondering is if i had to bypass the rear amp and i have my answer..... Thanks Brett
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Stock System & fuses are all ok. Thanks
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BTW it is a 1993
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Hello Everyone..... What do you think it could be??? Power to the radio no sound, but the occasional crackle. I took it out cleaned all connectors but still nothing. I also took the Amp out and did the same and still no sound..... Head unit or amp???? Any thoughts???? Thanks
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Hey Guys; Thanks for the advice. My Pathfidner was almost 2 inches lower on the left side. It took about 10 minutes to adjust the torsion bar.
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Hey Guys; You were right it was a low tire. LOL!! Actually the tires are fine and I will adjust the torsion bar. Thanks for the input! Any input on how to install an aftermarket stereo would be great. I am ok with everything other than the wiring. Brett
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Hi Everyone; I am new to the forum. I have a couple of questions. 1. It seems my 93 Pathfinder is leaning to one side. It seem as though the drivers side front is lower than the rest os the vehicle. Could it be the torsion bar? Can it be adjusted? And if so How? 2. I went to a stero shop today to have a new deck installed. The installer said that he has to run a couple of wires from the rear amp. Does anyone know what wires he is talking about? Thanks Brett Great forum by the way.