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So i hooked up the amp useing the pre-existing 8 gauge wire with a 30 amp fuse it worked for about and hour and started blowing the 30 amp line fuse. i replaced the line from 8 to 4 gauge and installed an 80 amp line fuse. this worked for about an hour and now it is blowing the 20 amp fuse on the amp. Any ideas?

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This sound like a case of arcing power wire it happens very very easy if u use cheap wire especially from walmart. whatever u do keep using fuses and get a batt test asap. if u take out the fuses ull burn the amp like no other and plobably burn out the power rails which will be cheaper to buy a new amp after that

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