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<blockquote data-quote="Alexwaves" data-source="post: 1588118" data-attributes="member: 562019"><p>sounds like the fuse under the hood. do you have voltmeter? if you go place the red on the 12+ on the amp and the black on the ground for the amp and if you read notting or close to it then open the hood and check the fuse</p><p></p><p>also if your cap has a remote wire input make sure that when the car and deck are on that you are getting atleast 12.6 volts so the red on the remote input of the cap and the black on the ground for the cap</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alexwaves, post: 1588118, member: 562019"] sounds like the fuse under the hood. do you have voltmeter? if you go place the red on the 12+ on the amp and the black on the ground for the amp and if you read notting or close to it then open the hood and check the fuse also if your cap has a remote wire input make sure that when the car and deck are on that you are getting atleast 12.6 volts so the red on the remote input of the cap and the black on the ground for the cap [/QUOTE]
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