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Is it a faulty AMP?
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<blockquote data-quote="hussnainh8" data-source="post: 8517863" data-attributes="member: 660773"><p>I was not repeating myself, I was replying to your posts through my phone and it would not let me quote your reply thats why it seems like I am repeating things. In reality, my first reply was to you and my second reply was to "shizzzon".</p><p></p><p>I couldn't use 4 GAUGE as my car was installed with 8 GAUGE a while ago and it would mean buying 4 GAUGE wire then re routing that as well into the car. By the time I get the 4 GAUGE and re route it, I wouldn't have any idea if the AMP itself is working or not for another week or two. I have now purchased 0 GAUGE wire from eBay and waiting for its arrival, will not be testing any AMP's until that wiring kit is installed in the car. If my wiring kit caused this brand new AMP to burn out then I have learnt a lesson.. but I really doubt it that the AMP burned out because I was using 8 GAUGE wire rather than 4 GAUGE.</p><p></p><p>As for the ground point, I have tried 3 different ground points, have now found another one on the left tail light which has a separate bolt so I have grounded it to there. Dont want to bother drilling the chassis.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hussnainh8, post: 8517863, member: 660773"] I was not repeating myself, I was replying to your posts through my phone and it would not let me quote your reply thats why it seems like I am repeating things. In reality, my first reply was to you and my second reply was to "shizzzon". I couldn't use 4 GAUGE as my car was installed with 8 GAUGE a while ago and it would mean buying 4 GAUGE wire then re routing that as well into the car. By the time I get the 4 GAUGE and re route it, I wouldn't have any idea if the AMP itself is working or not for another week or two. I have now purchased 0 GAUGE wire from eBay and waiting for its arrival, will not be testing any AMP's until that wiring kit is installed in the car. If my wiring kit caused this brand new AMP to burn out then I have learnt a lesson.. but I really doubt it that the AMP burned out because I was using 8 GAUGE wire rather than 4 GAUGE. As for the ground point, I have tried 3 different ground points, have now found another one on the left tail light which has a separate bolt so I have grounded it to there. Dont want to bother drilling the chassis. [/QUOTE]
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