
BodySnatcher101
u/BodySnatcher101


2017 Outback 3.6r Limited with Harmon Kardon audio. Everything was working fine a week ago the last time the car was driven. Today, there's no audio despite the head unit powering on normally. With the help of AI I found the 20A Audio Amplifier fuse was blown. I replaced it and it immediately blew again.
The AI diagnosis is either a bad amp or a shorted wire. What would cause this to suddenly happen while the car was sitting? Do amps randomly just die? Rodent damage is a slim possibility, but I'm not sure how to diagnose that.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

My latest jewelry box in wenge and maple, with a bubinga framed lid and cherry trays.
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Official Cooper River Bride Run 2026. Were they wearing wedding gowns?
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abcnews4.comThe Nathaniel Ingraham House to sell at Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions
counton2.com/news/historic-waterfront-charles...Looking for suggestions on how to fix the inlay on the lid of this box. I overran the corners slightly when I routed the groove. I already tried filling with glue & sawdust, but that only made it more noticable.
reddit.com/gallery/1o3clfkI made a thing! Along the way I learned that everything has to be pretty precisely machined. Maple, cherry and teak with sapele strips.
reddit.com/gallery/1nvpv9oI just did an oil & filter change. The manual says 6.9 qts, but it took nearly 7.5 qts to get to the full mark on the dipstick. This is a pretty big discrepancy. Has anyone else noticed this? Is there too much oil in the engine now?