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<blockquote data-quote="MaxC" data-source="post: 1800929" data-attributes="member: 564054">One day I went out to start my car and turn on the tunes and my amps didnt come on. My remote wire shows 12.70 volts when the headunit is on, my battery shows 13.70 volts when the car is on. When I test the voltage of the amp side of the fuse holder (under the hood) it shows .7 volts, even when disconnected from the battery.**I&#039;m getting .7 volts on my power wire even when it is disconnected from the battery.**When the power wire is all hooked up, the battery side of the fuse holder shows 13.7v while the amp side shows .7 volts, as if 13 volts is getting lose in the fuse holder, but even when the fuse is disconnected from the battery, I get .7 volts (as if from the amps themselves) If anybody needs clarification of this I can try to explain further.Any ideas? Thanks!Does this sound like a grounding issue? It just happened randomly, nothing else has changed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MaxC, post: 1800929, member: 564054"] One day I went out to start my car and turn on the tunes and my amps didnt come on. My remote wire shows 12.70 volts when the headunit is on, my battery shows 13.70 volts when the car is on. When I test the voltage of the amp side of the fuse holder (under the hood) it shows .7 volts, even when disconnected from the battery. **I'm getting .7 volts on my power wire even when it is disconnected from the battery.** When the power wire is all hooked up, the battery side of the fuse holder shows 13.7v while the amp side shows .7 volts, as if 13 volts is getting lose in the fuse holder, but even when the fuse is disconnected from the battery, I get .7 volts (as if from the amps themselves) If anybody needs clarification of this I can try to explain further. Any ideas? Thanks! Does this sound like a grounding issue? It just happened randomly, nothing else has changed. [/QUOTE]

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