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<blockquote data-quote="Wineshop" data-source="post: 8750943" data-attributes="member: 683340"><p>Hey, folks! Question - if I'm getting zero volts from all remote turn on wires to ground when the key is off (and the amp light goes off) is it still possible for that amp to drain my battery? And when the key is on, I do get 12V and the amp light does come on as it should. I went to leave work recently and found a dead battery. It's a 2020 Titan with 4000 miles on it. I did have the dealer check and the battery is good. I don't know what else it could be, but if the remote wire isn't powering the amp on I don't know how it could be the culprit. Anything else I can check? FWI - it has worked fine for 6 months. Only change was I recently upgraded from an AudioControl LC7i to an AudioControl DM-810 DSP. And it's wired up the same and seem to be working correctly (also zero volts from remote wire to ground). No other changes. Gotta be something I'm missing. I've played with car audio for years, but am far from an expert. Thank you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wineshop, post: 8750943, member: 683340"] Hey, folks! Question - if I'm getting zero volts from all remote turn on wires to ground when the key is off (and the amp light goes off) is it still possible for that amp to drain my battery? And when the key is on, I do get 12V and the amp light does come on as it should. I went to leave work recently and found a dead battery. It's a 2020 Titan with 4000 miles on it. I did have the dealer check and the battery is good. I don't know what else it could be, but if the remote wire isn't powering the amp on I don't know how it could be the culprit. Anything else I can check? FWI - it has worked fine for 6 months. Only change was I recently upgraded from an AudioControl LC7i to an AudioControl DM-810 DSP. And it's wired up the same and seem to be working correctly (also zero volts from remote wire to ground). No other changes. Gotta be something I'm missing. I've played with car audio for years, but am far from an expert. Thank you. [/QUOTE]
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