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<blockquote data-quote="Frankensuby" data-source="post: 2262032" data-attributes="member: 569869">Here is a step by step type-visual of the new issue:1. Sit in the car2. Turn the car to ACC, turning the cigarrette lighter power on, which is where remote is run too3. The Head unit, a Pioneer DEH7600MP, turns on4.&nbsp; Looking back into the trunk with the seats folded down, the amps show no signs of life at this point5. CD starts to play after 3 seconds, but neither the speaker amp nor sub is on6. 2-3 seconds after HU starts cd, the amps kick on and play fine7. they play for about 5-7 seconds, and then shut off without any noise.&nbsp; NOTE both amps power off and on at the same time, but have separate ground points.8. Amps stay off for about 5 to 7 seconds, and then turn on and play fine9. repeat steps 7 &amp;amp; 8 continuously.This is a step by step for when the engine is ON.&nbsp; When it is just set to ACC, the delay of amps being turned on is still there, but lessened, and once the amps turn on, they stay on, no shutting down.I posted this amp issue in here for one of 2 reasons.&nbsp; 1.) the guys in the amp sectionapparently are asleep at the keyboard 2.) I believe and have read that this might be a bad groundpoint issue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frankensuby, post: 2262032, member: 569869"] Here is a step by step type-visual of the new issue: 1. Sit in the car 2. Turn the car to ACC, turning the cigarrette lighter power on, which is where remote is run too 3. The Head unit, a Pioneer DEH7600MP, turns on 4. Looking back into the trunk with the seats folded down, the amps show no signs of life at this point 5. CD starts to play after 3 seconds, but neither the speaker amp nor sub is on 6. 2-3 seconds after HU starts cd, the amps kick on and play fine 7. they play for about 5-7 seconds, and then shut off without any noise. [B]NOTE[/B] both amps power off and on at the same time, but have separate ground points. 8. Amps stay off for about 5 to 7 seconds, and then turn on and play fine 9. repeat steps 7 & 8 continuously. This is a step by step for when the engine is ON. When it is just set to ACC, the delay of amps being turned on is still there, but lessened, and once the amps turn on, they stay on, no shutting down. I posted this amp issue in here for one of 2 reasons. 1.) the guys in the amp sectionapparently are asleep at the keyboard 2.) I believe and have read that this might be a bad groundpoint issue. [/QUOTE]

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