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r2tito
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Post by r2tito »

Thanks to all for the Help, actually im going to check the ground, like u say, also my Car is a Hyundai Elantra, and i think it have a 75 amp alt.
The ground wires i connected to the Chasis of the Seat, i dont know if it gets too hot, or what, but im going to check; also the sound just decreases, its nbot turning completly off, and the impendance its the corretc (i think), 4 ohm, for each amp, Thanks again for all the help, and keep replying, THANK U ALL
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lotas
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Post by lotas »

My money is on bad ground. Try to ground it to the chassis of the car too, if possible.
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Post by smoker »

after that last post im gonna go with ground also....i never ground to the seat...its always best to strip an area to the paint and using a self tapping screw and star washer screw the o-ring (you have one on the end of your ground right?) to metal....
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Post by OnYrMrk »

if it isn't going completely off, then the amps are not over heating and going into protection mode. I would go with the general concensus here and say bad ground.
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