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I was having a similar issue. I checked every wire from the battery to stereo to amp, checked the ground, pulled the stereo to double check the wiring was all correct. Everything seemed good so I thought it had to be my battery not putting out enough power. Tested it and it was good. What it turned out to be was the connection from the power cord to the battery. It had a tiny bit of built up corrosion that was making the amp go into protect mode. Cleaned it up and hooked it back up and has been golden since. The link attached is pretty straight up on what you need to check for different circumstances. I'm guessing it's a low voltage issue. Good luck
The government has required sets with screens 35 inches and larger to have a digital tuner since July 2005, and sets 25 inches
and larger since March 2006.By looking at your TV it seems it was manufactured before this was obligatory so it very well may not have a digital tuner. I looked at some specs for the TV and all I could find was that it had a dual tuner not a digital one.
Polariod want to sell me a tuner box and autherized in home service for 350.00. I'm just not going to pay that kinda money for a little tuner box that prob costs 50.00. I'm pissed that after havng this tv for only 3yrs and paid 1400.00 for it, I got a piece of ****. I will never as long as I live buy another Polariod product of any kind!
well if i had to guess you have a 3.8 v-6 these engines are notorious for head problems the rattle you hear is the valves you will need to replace the heads but if this is a high milage motor it would be cheaper to find a good used motor and replace it as a total motor rebuild would be twice as much good luck
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