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<blockquote data-quote="Beautifuladisaster002" data-source="post: 8696648" data-attributes="member: 678950"><p>I have an 01 Tahoe, and we have a Dual double din, plus aftermarket speakers that were installed by previous owner.</p><p>After my husband was doing some rewiring for speakers ,whenever I turn the volume up to about 25-35 (goes from 0-46) we lose audio & have to power off/on. That's if the truck is running. And closing driver door sometimes makes it do it. </p><p>If just using acc, I can blare it, no problem. </p><p>We're assuming its a short, but where?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beautifuladisaster002, post: 8696648, member: 678950"] I have an 01 Tahoe, and we have a Dual double din, plus aftermarket speakers that were installed by previous owner. After my husband was doing some rewiring for speakers ,whenever I turn the volume up to about 25-35 (goes from 0-46) we lose audio & have to power off/on. That's if the truck is running. And closing driver door sometimes makes it do it. If just using acc, I can blare it, no problem. We're assuming its a short, but where? [/QUOTE]
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