Amp problem

[envysrt4]

After a rainy weekend, I got in my car and started it up and noticed my subs were trying to bass with no music on. I took a look at the amp and noticed that it was COVERED in moisture, I guess from condensation? Can anyone tell me why and what i need to do to prevent this?

Info: I have a 400 watt memphis Amp with 2 10" Memphis Page Ranking's

[nineball]

It's got nothing to do with your amp although it might be fried now. The seal around the tail lights is a well known problem area and can let in a lot of water. You can try to seal it yourself with some silicon or similar or you can go to any dealer and get a new set of gaskets for under $20.

[envysrt4]

Quote: Originally Posted by nineball

It's got nothing to do with your amp although it might be fried now. The seal around the tail lights is a well known problem area and can let in a lot of water. You can try to seal it yourself with some silicon or similar or you can go to any dealer and get a new set of gaskets for under $20.

That is one thing I'm thankful of is that my amp is not fried nor did i do any damage anywhere else. So if it is due to a seal in the trunk area i do know that my spoiler has a lil leak; will that be causing this and I'll also check the tails. Thanks

[nineball]

the only way to really see where it is coming in from is to sit inside the trunk and have someone spray it with a hose.