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I suggest that the load, in ohms, may be incorrect, thereby overheating your amp, which cuts out, and back on when cooled. Measure the load with am ohm meter and I bet you will be off of spec.
sounds like your speaker is either the wrong resistance for your amp ie your amp may state 4 ohms and your speaker is 2 ohms which means that the speaker is shorting out the amp and its going into protection mode or the speaker could be burning out and shorting out the amp
your amp may have burned out or try checking the fuse in the amp and the car also your channels may be burned or you may jus have water damage to the amp
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