Help!!

I have an amp wired up to my battry and it stays on all the time and runs the battry down is their any way to fix this problem

Who hooked the amp up to your car?. There is suppose to be a remote wire from the radio or antenna or any radio being turned on signal that tells the amp to turn on , like a internal relay. So either the amp is malfuctioning , you have a short in the wiring and there is always power being run to the remote wire or someone did a hack job with the wiring,.

FormulaLT1 is right but didn't really answer your question. If you don't want to rewire or don't know how, you could put a switch on the wire from the battery to shut off the amp when the car isn't running. I would recommend rewiring because I believe in fixing things right(I think Formula LT1 would agree) but if you are looking for an easy way out...

FormulaLT1 is right but didn't really answer your question. If you don't want to rewire or don't know how, you could put a switch on the wire from the battery to shut off the amp when the car isn't running. I would recommend rewiring because I believe in fixing things right(I think Formula LT1 would agree) but if you are looking for an easy way out...
:lol: , You noticed that too? :disappoin . Anyway, the reason why I didn't answer the question was due to the fact until we know the nature of the original install, It could be a faulty unit or could be a wiring issue like you concluded (I agree, this is the way more likely cause) but if it is a faulty amp unit rewiring the whole system up again just to have the same issue or if a professional installed it who he can bring it back to. Its kinda a waste attempting to rewire everything but I do agree if you're going to put in the time and money for any project don't half ass it and do it the right way.

I would have to agree with the problem being the remote wire being hooked up to a constant 12v power source. That would be the first thing I would look at.