I JUST SWAPT MY SYSTEM FROM MY TRUCK TOO MY CAR EVERYTHING WORKED GREAT BEFORE NOW AT HIGH VOLUME IT CUTS OUT PERIATICLLY BUT CUTS BACK ON BEFORE I CAN CHECK THE LIGHT ON THE AMP COULD IT BE A TUNE PROBLEM OR WHAT??????

Also check your fuses. there may be a fuse for the in-tank fuse.

If the speakers are making a crackling noise at high volume yes, you need to take them in for service. The main problem that I have found to cause this issue is faulty instillation from the factory or using the system at a high volume with music. If it were me, I would send them in to Bose. They are a great company and will work with you to fix the issue.

you should have it repaired.the audio circuit is malfunctioning because of the sudden burst/surge of current.

this means that the enternal preamp is starting to fail eventualy it will make no sound at all if you would like you can use a 4 channel amplifier if you would like to keep this deck

If you check at the back of your hi-fi, you'll see a projection at the top where the cooler fan is located. The most likely reason is that your fan is not working (as required). In this system, the fan is turned on automatically at high volumes >=10, because then, the amplifier starts to get a temperature rise and without proper cooling the system might fault.
Try check and see if at these high volumes the fan is running, if not, then that's what needs to be fixed. Alternatively you can try running an external fan to see if it will produce the desired cooling effect.

I figured out the problem, the front right tweeter wire was pinched behind the mounting bracket. everything is now working perfectly.

The reason for the compressor cutting out is because the system preasure is too high, or at least it thinks it is,poss causes fans not efficient, preasure switch faulty reading, overcharged system/

Check the cooling system, particularly the radiator to make sure it is not partially plugged. Additionally, check the radiator fan for proper operation. If the engine temperature is running way above normal, some of the heat is transferred to the air-conditioning condenser, which causes the air-conditioner to lose efficiency. As for your question about a "limiter" switch, there is a high-pressure switch in the air-conditioning system that cuts the compressor out when the pressure gets too high.

you mean that the SUBWOOFERS connected to the amp cuts off and come back on randomly?? did you bring the SUBS level to a high volume ? i suggest to check first the value of the speaker (ex. 4 , 8 , 16 ohms ) matches the same value with the amp . second , hows the subs connected , in series ? or parallel . you will need a multimeter for this task .

Unplug the system from the wall and plug in again...It worked for me...hope it works for you too.