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Problem solved !!!!Pulled the amp this morning, pulled out the wiring harness, turned on the car and head unit and checked for voltage at the top two connections (heavier wires, second being brown suggesting ground, so assumed the top red&blue was hot. No reading. Back to the fuse bank, pulled the last two on row D, turns out the 8 is the head unit and the 9 must be the amp. Both still looked good, but when I replaced, I suddenly had sound coming out! Don't know how/why the fuse would have jiggled loose, but i'm not complaining.
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Small issue on reassembly. the bolts that hold the top of the bracket holding the amp seem to have nothing to bite into when I replace them. Just slide all the way in. Checked in the battery compartment and the bolts don't extend thru, so I don't see how to get something behind them.
Anyone out there remove/reinstall the amp and have any tips for me to get this back in solidly?
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