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Anonymous Posted on May 06, 2013

Why does the volume go all the way up, even if it was down, when car is started?

I can have the volume half way up, turn off the car and when I restart the car the volume goes to 40 automatically.

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Bad connections or just a faulty radio if it is under warranty you need to probably replace it happens to the best of us

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Do you have the amp bridged first off? if you do unbridge it. Next,

1) Turn all the settings all the way down on the amp.
2) Turn your bass on the radio into the negatives (-2 or-3)
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