Question:
i have a sub setup in my car and for some reason my headlights flicker , dome light dims and etc. why??
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
i have a sub setup in my car and for some reason my headlights flicker , dome light dims and etc. why??
Nine answers:
2006-03-08 20:51:27 UTC
Its usin ur to much...you can by a ferred which will elimate all those problems and wont take power from your battery.
rnz_dwn
2006-03-08 07:32:34 UTC
Just buy a digital compasitor but dont go cheap get a good one this will egualize the power to your battery and alternator
wizard
2006-03-08 07:20:35 UTC
You need a biger copacitor Or just turn down your music.
ajeannect
2006-03-08 00:49:22 UTC
try setting up an amp that goes through a power inverter then installing a fuse on the battery line that runs from the amp to the battery through the inverter. Us gold plated parts when possible and you better cables the value you save sacrifices sound
?
2006-03-08 00:49:17 UTC
my brother had this problem. chevy beretta. had to get a heavy duty alternator installed in place of the standard factory alternator
E L M S
2006-03-08 00:48:31 UTC
nip it out buddy...shoulda asked the guys who installed it you had enough power first., this happened in my old 96 nissan. had to install an extra amp to power everything...ended up with two!
Just the guy next door
2006-03-08 00:47:06 UTC
Every time the bass hits your amps draw tons of power. You may need to upgrade your alternator to a high output one.
me
2006-03-08 00:46:05 UTC
TOO MUCH FOR BATTERY
jscata1
2006-03-08 08:14:51 UTC
ALL of the above is good, RESEARCH,1. larger cap would be good; 1 farad is not enough!2.how old is your battery?more than 3 yrs, replace it. 3.H.O. alt. should be more than 120 amps. with PROPER modification under the hood!! can stress that enough. FIRE can result. are you going bigger and louder in the next 3 years? plan for it. RESEARCH! YOU HAVE ENTERED THE BASS ZONE. personnaly I have enough power that you can feel the bass through your chest, and yes it does effect your breathing.


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