First off, SCREW KENWOOD

I posted on here yesterday on how my new 10in sub wouldnt play, just cut out every sec and amp would go into protective mode.
Well I fixed it by opening the box and switched the + and - wires going into the sub.
The sub sounded great, drove around all last night and today with it on.
Today I was heading home from work and out of nowhere, my sub cut out. Came home and poped the trunk and there it was, protecive mode....Ive re-arranged everywire, checked my grounds, check all fuses, It just wont play. It makes a weird clicking noise and the protecive mode comes on and all my lights dim and even my motor hesitates for one second.
I got fed up with it tonight and unpluged the wires that were connected to the amp going to the box and as soon as i did that it came out protective mode and seemed fine

Any ideas?
Sorry for the typo's and grammer errors, floridas heat sucks

 

What model numbers? Used or new?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by a_s_ol_ &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What model numbers? Used or new?</TD></TR></TABLE> Ditto.... but what I want to know is how many subs and the make and model of it/them.

If the amp goes out of protection mode when sub(s) is/are disconnected, I would start looking for a problem with the sub(s) or it's/their wiring, although problem may still be with the amp.

Also where and how is the amp grounded, and what kind of fuse is being used on the amps power wire, [by the batt]? 94

 

i know whats wrong youre amp says kenwood on it