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So I was driving one day, and noticed that my BOSE sub was not working, and on further inspection there is no sound emitting from the sub, but its neighbors do work, so I'm not sure what it is really.
Green are the ones working fine, red (the sub) not.
VCDS show no errors. Any thoughts, on what could it be?
Cheers
The BOSE sub is an integrated unit with the power amp built into it. Check there is power and audio signal to the unit, if there is then it’s probably dead, and needs replacement.
Used ones are easy to source from eBay. Part no: 4E0035412A
The BOSE sub is an integrated unit with the power amp built into it. Check there is power and audio signal to the unit, if there is then it’s probably dead, and needs replacement.
Used ones are easy to source from eBay. Part no: 4E0035412A
Yeah Its behind, but my worry is how can I check if there is power to it correctly?
Any guides or info?
I have just read your private message and now I deleted your problem. If you have done the test suggested above then it looks like you will have to remove it. I will see if I can find the info again.
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Sub buffer dead
