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mo_focus,Apr 19 2010, 10:48 AM Wrote:as others have stated, test your amp and battery and if none of that works then just unplug the amp and see if thats the problem.

Just remove the main wire for the amp and see if that fixes things. if that is not the answer then you might have to remove each fuse and test to see if that is the problem and try narrow it down to a specific area and then you can work from there.
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make sure you disconnect the amp at the battery level so that you don't have a live wire sitting in your car.


also, Canadian Tire's have battery testers. You can get it checked there. I have a similar problem with my Jeep. I can't get it started just by cranking it over. Dump a bit o' quick start and BAM it goes. Then, it'll go all day... until the next morning.

Just outta curiosity, auto or stick? <that's just for me.