Post by tomdooley62 on Oct 4, 2006 12:24:58 GMT -5
Here is the response from Scosche (the manufactuer of the amp.)
First time I’ve heard this one.
I do not believe the amplifier’s wiring is the cause of your starting problem. The amplifier draws little power and will never impede the vehicles ability to turn on.
Amplifier installations into vehicles with factory radios is quite common, however the vast majority of factory radios do not provide amp turn on power (remote turn on). In these vehicles it is necessary to connect your amp turn wire to ACC power which is what you have done. I have yet to come across a situation in which the failure of car to start was successfully traced to the remote turn on wire.
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Jorge Barrios
Technical Support Specialist
Scosche Industries Inc.
(800) 363-4490 x154
jorgeb@scosche.com
First time I’ve heard this one.
I do not believe the amplifier’s wiring is the cause of your starting problem. The amplifier draws little power and will never impede the vehicles ability to turn on.
Amplifier installations into vehicles with factory radios is quite common, however the vast majority of factory radios do not provide amp turn on power (remote turn on). In these vehicles it is necessary to connect your amp turn wire to ACC power which is what you have done. I have yet to come across a situation in which the failure of car to start was successfully traced to the remote turn on wire.
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Jorge Barrios
Technical Support Specialist
Scosche Industries Inc.
(800) 363-4490 x154
jorgeb@scosche.com
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