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<blockquote data-quote="maljr1980" data-source="post: 7307787" data-attributes="member: 632618"><p>Ok took amp to shop and verified amp malfunction, sent to alpine for repair, was giving a Kenwood 4 channel for a loaner. No problems, Kenwood plays fine. I did pop a fuse under the hood, replaced it and now I have ground loop and engine whine, wtf, never had it in 2 + years till I replace a fuse. Reroute rca's, wrap wire around rcas on back of head unit, wrap wire around rcas on amp. Double check ground, nice and secure to chasis, sanded to bare metal. Wtf</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="maljr1980, post: 7307787, member: 632618"] Ok took amp to shop and verified amp malfunction, sent to alpine for repair, was giving a Kenwood 4 channel for a loaner. No problems, Kenwood plays fine. I did pop a fuse under the hood, replaced it and now I have ground loop and engine whine, wtf, never had it in 2 + years till I replace a fuse. Reroute rca's, wrap wire around rcas on back of head unit, wrap wire around rcas on amp. Double check ground, nice and secure to chasis, sanded to bare metal. Wtf [/QUOTE]
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