Counting from the op-amp end of the driver board, pin 6 should have nearly rail voltage during the mute delay and then drop to near ground when the mute delay ends.
Is this what you see?
How long does it take from the time that remote voltage is applied until the voltage on that pin drops to near ground?
about 3 secoonds it drops to between 10v and 12v then back up to rail voltage fluctuating from 66v to 90 v
Between the time that the power supply powers up (producing rail voltage) and the end of the 3-second delay, is there DC present on the speaker terminals?
Does pin 6 go from +rail voltage to ground and remain at ground now (with Q43 out of the circuit)?
It appears leaky but it could have been due to you touching the probes. Re-check it. Generally, if there is leakage, there is leakage no matter the orientation of the probes. If there was leakage on test 1, I would have expected it to show up on test 3.
i didnt touch probes i have clips on my probes to prevent that i checked it 3 times before posting

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Did you reinstall the transistor that was in the Q43 location?
Does it produce audio?
Q43 installed Q44 removed no audio present
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