Recent content by SamuelCwach

I did the 4 gauge ground. I re sottered the audio wire inside the sub with new 14 gauge speaker wire. Still haven't changed the 100 amp up front by battery. Sub is off lpf or whatever sends vocal through sub, amp is turned all the way up nearly, the sub is working, no fuses being blown, just...

I am not a car audio specialist either but I am certainly not dumb lmao but yeah I'm going to be trying to fix it tonight

Could someone answer that question? If I'm not blowing any fuses now, how would upgrading to a larger fuse benefit me in this problem? Sub still isn't working. Probably gonna **** with it after school

Yeah there's a 100 amp on there right now that's never blown. I don't know why having a larger fuse would help with my problem

Do you have a diesel with 2 batteries? Wouldn't a higher fuse let more current and amperage through? And the 100 amp that's in there has never blown just the fuse on the amp

It's a crossfire 150w x2 amp. Sub is a Memphis 2 ohm. All of my buddies have been saying there is too many amps and too much power, which is what is sending the amp to protect. The truck is a diesel with 2 batteries, and problems began right after changing out the alternator.

It worked so well for a while when grounded to a seat bolt. I moved ground and tried pretty much everything in the past week and it seems to only be worse now. I tested amps, every single one I tried did the same thing, I tested resistance on my sub, sitting at 1.9 2.1 ohms. But just earlier it...

I'm using a 4 gauge power wire from the battery to amp, 100 amp fuse by battery. 8 gauge ground wire grounded to a pretty well stripped piece of chassis. I re did the remote wire connection to the head unit along with making sure the 100 amp fuse was tight now all I get between protect mode is...

So I've had my sub installed for a couple months, no problems. A few days ago right after school I blew a 25 amp fuse. Replaced it, blew again shortly after. Didn't think too much of it. I tried 4 other amps, and the same thing would happen, but no fuse blown. It would just hit protect. Sound is...