I had a 2100w autotek hooked up for a few months and about a week ago i hooked up a 1600w brutus. The brutus is melting other non related wires in my car. This happend to me some years ago so i just sold the car but i want to keep this one. Any ideas why this is happening?
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pics of the melting? wire sizes? melting due to thermal? need details and pics help.
I assume you have the power wire for the amp wired directly to the battery and not to the fuse box.
I assume you have the power wire for the amp wired directly to the battery and not to the fuse box.
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