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<blockquote data-quote="audiobaun" data-source="post: 8845705" data-attributes="member: 634282"><p>That is not a 100% guarantee of the culprit, as a poor ground location of the HU as well as the amplifier could be the issue. Buuut.... With the Hu out and testing on the bench or work table and it persist it would be the culprit for sure. You could try another ground wire from the amp as it sits to say like your rear end frame bolt with the car off to see if it persist. If it does not its possible the ground may be the issue. Start vehicle up with the other added ground and if it still does it.. then yes I would say its the issue. I tried these methods as well as new RCAs and 3 different amplifiers. Ive seen Vids of people Soldering a solid wire where the Pico Fuse blew and they ended with great results, and some damaged the board. Got be good with soldering. Id research it if youd want to try it out yourself</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="audiobaun, post: 8845705, member: 634282"] That is not a 100% guarantee of the culprit, as a poor ground location of the HU as well as the amplifier could be the issue. Buuut.... With the Hu out and testing on the bench or work table and it persist it would be the culprit for sure. You could try another ground wire from the amp as it sits to say like your rear end frame bolt with the car off to see if it persist. If it does not its possible the ground may be the issue. Start vehicle up with the other added ground and if it still does it.. then yes I would say its the issue. I tried these methods as well as new RCAs and 3 different amplifiers. Ive seen Vids of people Soldering a solid wire where the Pico Fuse blew and they ended with great results, and some damaged the board. Got be good with soldering. Id research it if youd want to try it out yourself [/QUOTE]
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