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I had the issue of no sound coming from the rear and the sub not working. As I was looking for a fuse and just decided to take out the Bluetooth speaker. All the speakers started working. I put the speaker back and it has been two days with no problems. Most random fix but I am not complaining.
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I had the issue of no sound coming from the rear and the sub not working. As I was looking for a fuse and just decided to take out the Bluetooth speaker. All the speakers started working. I put the speaker back and it has been two days with no problems. Most random fix but I am not complaining.
WTH?! 😳 When you say “no sound from the rear and the sub not working”, are you saying that absolutely no sound was being produced by the rear doors soeakers, the rear lift gate speakers & the subwoofer?
Does the Bluetooth speaker even produce sound along with the other speakers in the vehicle? Mine doesn't. I've not used it yet but I've been thinking that the Bluetooth speaker is simply there as a novelty to take with you outside the vehicle to listen to. Is it simultaneously functioning along with the rest of the sound system somehow?
 

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The Bluetooth speaker plays if it’s in the dash. Same with the sub it’s really really low.
 

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The sub was not playing at all. The passenger and tailgate speakers was very low and muffled. I tried even putting all the sound to the rear and it still no volume. I think if the 5 copper connectors on the side of the Bluetooth speaker is not set right, I might give an issue to the rest of the system.
 
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This is what they sent me ,

" Thank you for reaching out to us.

The ENA-3T3’s RCA outputs are somewhat compatible with JBL-equipped models when adding a powered subwoofer. We are currently tackling an issue where the aftermarket subwoofer's volume cannot be controlled by the factory radio's volume knob. For example, if the vehicle's volume is set to 0, the subwoofer may still play music.

You can work around this by using a subwoofer that has a separate bass control volume knob. You would then adjust the subwoofer's volume using that dedicated control instead of the radio’s volume knob.

If you do not plan on adding an aftermarket subwoofer using the RCA outputs on the ENA-3T3, you do not need to worry about this issue."
 

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I called them as soon as I finished my install and realized my sub had no volume and they told me that they estimate the new harness to correct the sub volume issue will be released sometime in “quarter 2 of 2026”, so I just went to TacoTunes and ordered their LOC harness and will use that once I get time to install it. Just have to switch my RCAs and remote from the Best Sonic amp to the LOC.

To those about to call me a dummy (which I usually am, no doubt) I have been in car audio for 25 years and the gain control knob is often referred to as a volume knob by lower end companies so I assumed that was the case here.
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