My battery was completely dead. After jumping it the gauges did not work... Attached a battery tender to the car for a few days and it fired right up- all gauges worked, AC worked but MacIntosh will not turn on? Any ideas?
Thanks
The Mac needs a minimum voltage to fire up, just as the gauges do. I don't understand it, but that's the way it is. Give it a few on-off cycles and report back.
Since I did the "mac" relocate.... and changed the battery - I havent set the clock or now that I think of it even turned on the radio for probably 7 months...
Since I did the "mac" relocate.... and changed the battery - I havent set the clock or now that I think of it even turned on the radio for probably 7 months...
Since this thread has been totally hijacked...I have a Mac relocate kit...complete...that I may offer for sale. I wanted to get rid of the tumor, but now I don't want to lose luggage space. I thought about doing a "Mac delete" (take out the tumor, but don't relocate the amp and speaker), but I like to listen to it in the garage at night. It is a wonderful sound system. It is the best sound system I own, period.
this happened to my car when i changed the battery. you need to 'jump start' the deck by throwing a CD in. then it fires up. that's how mine came to life.