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  1. Dean Lewis
    I am not running an external amp at this point. Dean
  2. Dean Lewis
    New update. I went with running the auto climate control at 70. Nice feature, I have never used it. Drove to my kids baseball game playing a CD. No problem. Coming home the CD ended so I took it out. Nice and cool. I am thinking I got it solved and then about a mile later with only the radio playing it shuts down. Only has two dash speakers. No doors or rears. Did replace the dash ones with Pol Audio DB's but can't imagine they take that much power to drive. Next thing I might try is putting the stock speaker back in and see what happens. Dean
  3. Dean Lewis
    I am going to test that. I did change out the stock speakers with some Polk Audio DB's ​Dean
  4. Dean Lewis
    Had a suggestion on another forum to add an amp. Not a bad idea?? Makes some sense. Radio can't provide enough power. Interesting. Dean
  5. Dean Lewis
    Yes only CD's and store bought. The "burnt" one's make it quit even faster. Leaning towards running the a/c all the time to see if it changes. Dean
  6. Dean Lewis
    picture attached, though poor quality due to taken on my phone.
  7. Dean Lewis
    Thanks for the response. Nothing on the circuit or anything going on with the wiring. Car is bone stock with 40K miles. I am the second owner. Going to have to dig deeper on this one. Dean
  8. Dean Lewis
    I have a 2003 Boxster with a CDR23 single CD player. No amp and nothing else. ​ When playing CD's it overheats and shuts down. I bought a new Continental radio/CD and it did the same thing today. Now I am thinking it is not the radio. Seems like the compartment where the radio is shouldn't get that hot. I am thinking the "flaps" the divert the air up or down aren't working properly or the climate control is out of whack. Any help on this would be appreciated. Thanks, Dean
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