Recent content by mulkeyowns

For the record, my car is not onstar, and the only AFTERMARKET harness I could get was with onstar, I couldn't find one without it, so instead of paying the conventional 30$ for a regular wiring harness, I had to pay like 130$ for the one with onstar. Come to find out thy didnt make on without...

Because with a lot of crappy cars like mine, the alternator will not power 2 batteries, and even if you don't hook up to the alternator, the battery will die. They are not designed for constant drain, especially car batteries. They're designed to get the system running, then to be charged.

I agree with fasfocus, It's probably a short in the speaker wires and every time you hit a bump the positive and negative touch or something, check your speaker wires and see if that doesn't fix the problem. Before you go thinking the amp is screwed up you want to check out all possibilities...

Thanks a lot, I wired them to my alternator and they work now. Unfortunately I'm pushing out too much power for my alternator to stand so I need a high output...Sweet! More money. hah. thanks a lot I appreciate it.

Okay, so heres the deal. Originally, I had two 1,000 Watt JVC Arsenal subs, and a Kenwood KAC-7205 (I would tell you the specs but the model number is easier). I only had the amp wired to one of the subs, so I decided to go out and buy another amp (Same exact one, just for the other sub.)...