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<blockquote data-quote="Patthehat033" data-source="post: 8095606" data-attributes="member: 637337"><p>It could just be a loose connection. Maybe the loose connection is at the remote wire wherever you have it ran to, to get voltage. (Ex. the remote wire on your radio). When the amp kicks off, go back and see if it is in protection mode, or if it is completely turned off. If it is in protection mode something is wrong. If it is completely off, then there is a loose connection either internally in the amp or bad wiring. If the amp turns completely off, while it is off, take a multimeter and check the rem. voltage and the voltage at the power terminals.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Patthehat033, post: 8095606, member: 637337"] It could just be a loose connection. Maybe the loose connection is at the remote wire wherever you have it ran to, to get voltage. (Ex. the remote wire on your radio). When the amp kicks off, go back and see if it is in protection mode, or if it is completely turned off. If it is in protection mode something is wrong. If it is completely off, then there is a loose connection either internally in the amp or bad wiring. If the amp turns completely off, while it is off, take a multimeter and check the rem. voltage and the voltage at the power terminals. [/QUOTE]
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