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<blockquote data-quote="dubstepper1000" data-source="post: 8498176" data-attributes="member: 664848"><p>As far as the AC problem, it might be the flap that switches between AC and heat, that happened in my car once, have a mechanic look at it, should be an easy fix. As far as the amp, check the DC voltage when the car is running across the positive and negative, this should be at 13-15 V, the remote wire doesn't matter as long as it has at least 5V DC. Make sure all your wires are fine, go from the battery all the way to the amp, take a look at your fuse holder, some low grade holders will melt overtime causing a loss in voltage.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dubstepper1000, post: 8498176, member: 664848"] As far as the AC problem, it might be the flap that switches between AC and heat, that happened in my car once, have a mechanic look at it, should be an easy fix. As far as the amp, check the DC voltage when the car is running across the positive and negative, this should be at 13-15 V, the remote wire doesn't matter as long as it has at least 5V DC. Make sure all your wires are fine, go from the battery all the way to the amp, take a look at your fuse holder, some low grade holders will melt overtime causing a loss in voltage. [/QUOTE]
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