Fan for amplifier

[jsta281]

I have a factory sound system in my 2009 206. After a couple hours on the water the amp will get hot and cut out then cool down and work again. I'm going to try installing a fan; my question is where should I tap for power so as to avoid the possibility of electrical "noise", or is that a concern at all? Obviously the easiest way would be to tap into the power going to the amp.

[jsta281]

I have a factory sound system in my 2009 206. After a couple hours on the water the amp will get hot and cut out then cool down and work again. I'm going to try installing a fan; my question is where should I tap for power so as to avoid the possibility of electrical "noise", or is that a concern at all? Obviously the easiest way would be to tap into the power going to the amp.

Seeing that there was not a lot of interest here, it must have been too easy of a question and it really was. The fan is powered by the blue "turn the amp on wire, and the ground just goes to ground on the amp. I got one of these local

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...GRiKSfoIDw_wcB

installed it behind the amp. The amp has a cover and I can feel the air from the fan flow under the cover and over the fins of the amp and come out the front. I expect it will really help.