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ahh i see what you are saying. I had a similar problem like this on a different car i used to have. My first question for you is: Do you start your car with the Head Unit turned on? If so, this might be causing your problem. What happens is that when you turn your key forward, the first position it goes to is the accessory position. This will power up most accessories in the car, and the radio. Now when you have the key on acc, and then go to crank the starter, there is a split second time frame that the power to the acc circuits cutts ff. This happens as soon as you go from acc to start, and the acc circuit stays OFF while the car is cranking, and back on when the car starts and the key goes into the run position. Some amps may go into protect mode with this sudden "on and Off" cycling. When you are starting the car normally, not from the acc position, the time is too short for the radio and amp to even turn on, thus not causing any protection light. So the best remedy to fix this, is to turn off your head unit before you start your car, from the ACC position anyway. Try that out, and see if that works, i bet it will. I have always made a habbit of turning off the head unit before i turn the car off. For some reason, i just don't like to start the car with the head unit already turned on...maybe why i don't have this problem. So if you are listening to your raido with the key in the ACC position, just turn off your head unit before you go to crank over the car, or go fully to the off position with the key, wait a few seconds, then go from off to crank right away..
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