Recent content by Bunting78

So I did some more testing. figured out my ground is good cause the .4 ohms was coming from my meter leads. Tested my power wire and found my problem. Reading 2.8 ohms on my power wire. Traced it back to find my fuse block spider web cracked and melted and power wire melted but the fuse not blown.

I measured my continuity to ground and .4ohm where its at. Would that really be to high of resistance to make the this act up the way it is.

Alright thank you for your input. I'll check my ground. I thought I was pretty thorough when placing it by finding a good body bolt and grinding off all the paint. But I'll see what I can find.

OK so I just tested with the multi meter, never loose VDC coming into the amp, it does drop to like 9 vdc when bass hits hard, then quits playing but doesn't loose power to the amp. However when it does cut out, testing on the speaker output terminals on the amp, it cuts all voltage(VAC)...

I haven't yet. But I can try that after work today

Sorry, men to say 4 gauge power and ground

The wiringing is a gauge power and ground. And an adaptor kit for the the HU. Idk, what else are you looking for for on the wiring? I do not have the big three yet. And it's only a single 12" sundown that is 500rms which is what the amp runs too when wired down to 2 ohms. (500rms 2 ohms, 300rms...

Hi I'm new to this forum, so if this post is in a wrong section or something of that nature, I apologize. I am having troubles with my system. When I turn up the volume my sub cuts out. I have a pioneer head unit(don't remember exact model) running an alpine mrp-m500 with 4 gauge power and...