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i have two 10' kickers and a 300 watt kenwood amp. and the subs cut off but when i wiggle the fuse they come back on. i have replaced the fuse does anyone have any ideas what this could be?
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Its broken. thats my best guess ;)
What fuse are you wiggling? Power wire fuse? Amp fuse? HU fuse?
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the fuse in the power line is the one im wiggling. but i just replaced it. what part of my stereo are you saything that broken. thanks for your help3.4 white 95 firebird<br />K&N air filter <br />dynomax mufflerComment
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just relized the sarcasm. Someone has got to have some idea of what may be wrong. Help please I'll try and give as much info as possible if you just ask thanks3.4 white 95 firebird<br />K&N air filter <br />dynomax mufflerComment
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You are saying that this is the "inline" power fuse. I would replace that quickly.
If you are talking about the one in the amp, you will need to have a specialist look at it. Sould like the connections on the amp board might be bad.
Hope that helps.
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i have replaced the fuse in the powerline and it is still doing it. I can just wiggle the fuse and it will be fine for awhile3.4 white 95 firebird<br />K&N air filter <br />dynomax mufflerComment
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