How do I reset the amp that's factory through my radio ? I have sound but it's soft no matter how loud you turn it up no there not blown thanks pam

Asked by Pam Jan 08, 2016 at 05:15 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Impala LS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

How do I reset the amp that's factory through my
radio ? I have sound but it's soft no matter how
loud you turn it up no there not blown and it's all
factory ? Thanks pam

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08SSguy answered 8 years ago

The small button on the top left of the radio has different settings there is an auto volume setting you could turn on or off. To make it play a little louder. Tomorrow I will make sure on any other settings.

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Garyclark answered 6 years ago

Will try this today but already went through all the settings an nothing new radio ...same thing looked under carpet in back for wire corrosion but clean.....

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GuruF21CZ answered 4 years ago

My side speaker and back speaker want work because of the factory amp has no power

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