Jeep GC Where is the aplifier located?

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I'm tying to fix my Jeep Grand Cherokee TD 2.5 (1998 model): I've
found an electical dispersion: aboun 0.5A wich becomes 0A if I remove
the fuse #7 ... general panel, and afew more amenities I cannot
easili traqslate in english and .. the amplifier!! bedly the amplifier
itself seems not to be working at all (at max volume I can barely ear
a flebile music and a few snaps).

Can anyone tell me where the amplifier is?

Thank you.
 
Lrkwz said:
I'm tying to fix my Jeep Grand Cherokee TD 2.5 (1998 model): I've
found an electical dispersion: aboun 0.5A wich becomes 0A if I remove
the fuse #7 ... general panel, and afew more amenities I cannot
easili traqslate in english and .. the amplifier!! bedly the amplifier
itself seems not to be working at all (at max volume I can barely ear
a flebile music and a few snaps).

Can anyone tell me where the amplifier is?

Thank you.
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hmm, most amps are built into the stereo's deck, others have the amps on
each speaker, without more info I can't help you....
 
Well talking about Jeep Cherokee everything is a little bit strange
:-)
There's a differnt fuse for each the radio and the amplifier so I
guess these are two different boxes. Unfortunately I have already
removed the radio and the dispersion problem is still there.
The speakers have nothing 'strange' ... simple speakers.

Any suggestion?
 
Lrkwz said:
Well talking about Jeep Cherokee everything is a little bit strange
:-)
There's a differnt fuse for each the radio and the amplifier so I
guess these are two different boxes. Unfortunately I have already
removed the radio and the dispersion problem is still there.
The speakers have nothing 'strange' ... simple speakers.

Any suggestion?
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umm by dispersion are you referring to noise, like a whirring noise when the
truck is run?

if so it's a grounding problem.
 
The amp is located under the rear passenger side seat. At least it is in a
2000 GC.
 
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