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<blockquote data-quote="Omarvelous" data-source="post: 2911884" data-attributes="member: 551770"><p>If it's not broken.... don't fix it. It was in your case, we told you how to fix it.</p><p></p><p>If you want the rocket science as to why it won't work, go ask the MythBusters, OR wait till some1 who CAN explain it to you better then we can to answer you, WHICH I highly doubt will happen anyway.</p><p></p><p>SO..... your amp is on when trunk is open = good. Close trunk, amp looses power = bad..... hmmmm obviously it's your ground if it works in another location..... so some how when the trunk closes, the ground weakens....</p><p></p><p>So i don't see how any1 is "flying blind" on this, it's purely logical.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Omarvelous, post: 2911884, member: 551770"] If it's not broken.... don't fix it. It was in your case, we told you how to fix it. If you want the rocket science as to why it won't work, go ask the MythBusters, OR wait till some1 who CAN explain it to you better then we can to answer you, WHICH I highly doubt will happen anyway. SO..... your amp is on when trunk is open = good. Close trunk, amp looses power = bad..... hmmmm obviously it's your ground if it works in another location..... so some how when the trunk closes, the ground weakens.... So i don't see how any1 is "flying blind" on this, it's purely logical. [/QUOTE]
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