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So I've had the car for about 3 years now and runs great. It's an older car, so I expect problems and maintenance. The battery keeps dying over 2-3 days from sitting. I took it to a dealership and they told me it was the radio. They pulled the audio fuse from the fuse box and recommended to change the radio. The car started fine, no radio. I changed the radio and connected the fuse and it died. Now could it be the amp? Please help. John
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I pulled the audio fuse and fixed the problem, but now I have no radio. I changed the amp in the trunk with another factory amp. Now I guess I’ll just play the waiting game to see if it will kill my battery.
most vehicles have two fuses for the radio,one is hot at all times(to keep your pre-sets) and one is switched....