Recent content by SteveG

Thats what I thought.

Thats a good resource Kickstand, I didn't know something like that existed. A lot of good information on this forum! Thank you!

No I didn't think of replacing the fuse. Only I don't know how a bad fuse would cause a drain when the Sequoia is parked and turned off?

Yes I did metalheadjoe. They are tight and no strands. I was also thinking about putting a kill switch on the remote wire or the accessory wire going to the HU. This has be baffled big time. I already had to replace the battery after the first drain. And the second time was with the new battery...

Okay sounds good. Thanks, I do appreciate the help from this forum!

I have tried that but it is intermittent. My remote wire is blue, running from the amp to the radio harness blue/white wire. I will try and run the remote wire to the HU blue wire marked amp remote and or power antenna. I will get a picture and post it before I've done that.

Maybe an ignition switch problem?

It’s an intermittent problem. I have only come to the place that I know that the amp was draining the battery. I pulled the HU and it does not have a blue/white wire, only a blue wire labeled amp remote and or power antenna. The amp goes to the blue and white wire going to the aftermarket...

I have not made any changes to the system except for the JVC HU 4 years ago.

Yes, the remote wire is connected to the blue white wire.

I have a Kicker ZX350.4 installed in a 2001 Toyota Sequoia. I bought the Sequoia 4 years ago and the amp was in it. The amp is about 10 yrs old. When I first bought the Sequoia I installed a JVC double DIN HU. Recently My amp has been draining the battery completely while it is parked and turned...