This has happened to me couple of times. I always remove the faceplate after turning off the engine. When I get into the car first thing I do is intsall the faceplate then I start the car. Yesterday there was no sound cameing out of the speakers. No matter what I did, checking all fuses options or setting etc. there was no sound coming from the speakers. This lasted about 30mins and the music would go on but after lil while when i listen 2music with my subs sometimes the sound wont work and the subs would be only playing

I removed the faceplate as I always do after I got to my destination. When I came back to the car after about 1 hour installed faceplate started truck I could hear music coming from the speakers.

What could cause no sound from spaekers? Is there an option or a setting I need to do?

Everything seems to work except no sound.

I got a 06 honda civic and avic-n3 with 2 12's of jl audio and a rockford amp p2002

Have you tried a different faceplate? Could it be a poor connection that bumps in the road cause varying results?

Check your connections to the speaker leads. Sounds like one of them is grounding out. That or one of the speakers in the car is blown and causing a direct short. The faceplate is just a coincidence.

there is one wire that is grounded but im not sure which one it is but it's for bypassing it soo i can watch videos will im driving is it cuz of that??

there is one wire that is grounded but im not sure which one it is but it's for bypassing it soo i can watch videos will im driving is it cuz of that??

No I'm talking about the speaker wires not the bypass.

i dont think there is a another wire thats being grounded but ya when i hit the top of the dash board then it starts 2 work agian but when u leave it for awhile it will work fine but after lil awhile it the sound will go away agian

check all your grounds. this happened to me before. my amp ground was shorting out or something and caused all my speakers to go out until i secured it. happened everytime i listened to bass heavy music.

Don't know if this might help you out but I had the same problem. When I sent it in the tech said it was supposed to act like an in-line fuse. (Don't know why they couldn't put one on the out side?) The part number if you needed it is CDE7727. Hope this helps http://www.avic411.com/forum/viewtopic. ... ight=sound

Off topic, my fingers are cleaned just stained from being a mechanic that doesn't wear gloves