Recent content by Jasdip

Ok, so I did some testing with a good friend of mine (whose pretty good with sound systems and electrical stuff) and here is what we found: With the sound system off: Battery: 14.3v Amplifiers, capacitor, circuit breaker: about 14v With sound system on and bass turned to full and volume...

I will check and reseat all the connections at the battery, amplifier, and capacitor. I also have a circuit breaker instead of a fuse, I will check the connection there as well. I have been advised to check voltage at the battery and amplifiers under no stress and stress.. I will report those...

Any recommendations on which connections to check and where? Aside from basically the connections to the battery, amplifier connections, capacitor connections..

But since everything worked fine for several years with the factory alternator and battery without issues, and since both have recently been replaced with new ones, is there anything else that can be the cause of this voltage drop that I should be looking at?

The strange thing though is that with the factory alternator it worked just fine for several years.. and now it’s been replaced with a new one too..

I have a 2011 Range Rover Supercharged (full size) and for like 5-6 years I didn't have any problems but now when I am accelerating, the vehicle slightly jerks when the subwoofer hits. If I am driving at a constant speed, you can feel the vehicle lose some power as if you let off the gas and on...