Amprobe 660.25-6X32, FUSE, 1/4 AMP

Hi my name is Movin On, and I've been working in the field of car audio and mobile electronics for 8 over years. I've installed everything from navigation systems to full car stereo systems, remote starters, alarms, and beyond. To learn more, visit our web site at www.movinon.com. Most car amplifiers are powered by a wire that hooks up to the car's battery and runs in the back of the car. This wire is protected by a fuse that is usually 6 -10 inches from the car battery. if your car's stereo system stops working, the first thing you should check is this fuse. To check the fuse, simply look at it, and check to see that the little connection in the middle is blown. By looking at it you should be able to tell this. It should be a little bit black in color and the connection should be broken. By breaking the connection, it is pretty much protecting the circuit by disabling. To change the fu