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<blockquote data-quote="AK SloPok" data-source="post: 2216653" data-attributes="member: 568912"><p>Are the amps touching the chassis of the truck, if so, you may want to isolate them. Even though you have looked, you may try to find a loose RCA or speaker wire that is shorting. The loud bangs and pops will put undue stress on the entire system and maybe enough to blow a fuse.</p><p></p><p>I agree it may be a ground issue. Get a digital multi-meter and check your resistance at ground, also check your remote wire for correct voltage.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AK SloPok, post: 2216653, member: 568912"] Are the amps touching the chassis of the truck, if so, you may want to isolate them. Even though you have looked, you may try to find a loose RCA or speaker wire that is shorting. The loud bangs and pops will put undue stress on the entire system and maybe enough to blow a fuse. I agree it may be a ground issue. Get a digital multi-meter and check your resistance at ground, also check your remote wire for correct voltage. [/QUOTE]
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