would this wreck the wiring kit?

i am an idiot wrote: http://bcae1.com/images/rca/temporaryrcashieldrepair.html

kinda what i was getting at. What does it mean by temporary? Does it only work for a certain amount of time?

ok so i dont know if this would be the reason its not working but.. its a monoblock amp.. but has 2 different sets of terminals for the speakers.. and i put all the speaker wires together and bridged it on the amp.. like u would if it was not a monoblock amp... would that cause the problem with the amp? like on the amp it has [-] + - [+] and i used the 2 outside terminals (the ones i have bracketed) the outside negative and the outside positive for all 3 subs.. and didnt use the middle terminals at all. would that make the amp do what i described?

3 subs? Did you check your ohm load? If you have a meter you might give that a check it just sounds like it could be it. I would think no matter how you wired it at the amp tho it would still make them have a beat and not just a constant bass note

its a 1-ohm stable amp.. and running at a 1.3 ohm load.. but if i wired it like that it wouldnt make that happen right? i think the amp is a goner =/

Did you at least perform the test at the top of the page I posted?

i did not yet.. but that is for the HU? im talking about the amp.. if i hook up a diff amp it works fine.. its just something wrong with the amp