[craze173]

Check your battery terminals. Check your ground (your ground that the negative battery terminal connects to). If it isn't that ground then check other grounds throughout your car (if you have a haynes manual it will list your electrical diagrams in the back of the book). When looking for the week electrical connector check for one that has several (majority) different components using it as their ground. If you can't find it take it to a dealership, they can more easily find it. And if your vehicle is still under warranty skip all the steps I have just told you and take it there, 'cuz it will be covered under that if so.

 

[cct86]

it might not be directly connected to your amp for your system, but it can indirectly affect it so just in case i would get a power coil and and that way you wont have any future problems because your electrical is completely connected.

 

[viney266]

Depends on how big your amp is, you may need a cap, but I would check the batt. connections forst for looseness and second for corrosion.

 

[thfc1799]

no it's definatley not coming from the amp... I thinkit's coming from a poor connection somewhere