TRAILREADYXJ
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X2, good solid stuff! (and we don't sell it so that's not bias!)
As far as the remote turn on, that is hooked to the correct wire.
I agree with trail rate this on checking for stray strands on the power wire at the amp that may have shorted the remote input.
Other than that, it sounds like it may be in the amp itself, such as a bad internal relay (although it would be odd for it to be stuck on vs off).
If you have a multimeter, you can check for voltage on the remote lead when the radio is off to rule that out. You can also use a test light for this, but make sure it isn't one that draws more than 500mA or you can damage the deck.
If (when disconnected from the amp) there isn't any voltage on the remote lead with the deck off, it has to be something at the amp end.
If there is voltage with the deck off, there is either a problem in the deck, or the remote wire is spliced into constant power somewhere else for some strange reason.