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Posted by Matt Kane on August 24, 2006 at 14:16:41 from (70.104.109.112):
In Reply to: Fuse? posted by Matt Kane on August 24, 2006 at 13:34:46:
You're right. Now that I think about it, My brothers buddy had a Suburban which my brother installed a small amp and speakers in it. I bought it from the man, and one day my wife and I was getting ready to go to lowes, and I put the seats down in the back. Got 10 feet from my driveway and couldnt see my hand in front of me because of the smoke. The wire had all of the insulation burned off from the fuseblock to the rear of the truck. The wire was hidden under the carpet, and I thought the truck was up in flames. Shut it down and seen a little bare copper wire. Ill go out and get a fuse tonight, Forgot about that. After that I completely rewired the amp and speakers in the truck. Scared the hell out of me!
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