amp cutting off right when the bass hits hard

[djr4x4]

Do you have enough wire to allow you to move the amp temporarily just to see if vibration is playing as a factor here??

 

[Oaman5]

yeah i should i have a bunch of the cca wire but if i have enough ofc i will use that. It cant be today its already dark and extremely cold :/

 

[wew lad 5,000+ posts]

ive had mini agl fuses with bad internal contacts cause this, as well as a loose battery terminal. im leaning towards a loose connection somewhere that allows small amounts of current through but cuts out when large spikes occur

 

[Oaman5]

Yeah I guess I'm just going to take all the wires out tomorrow and check everything and put them back in

 

[big scott]

play the system and start moving the wires around.

start at the battery and work your way back.

even tap your fuse blocks..

try moving the connections at battery.

also push your wire in at the amp. maybe there pulling out.

check your remote turn on wire, could be a bad connection.

 

[Oaman5]

OK Holdon ima check that.

 

[Oaman5]

Do I need to turn the bass up like usual or keep it all the way down?

 

[djr4x4]

I'd turn it up some and go to wiggling everything real good

 

[Oaman5]

I see the issue I used the multimeter and was getting 11 volts from the second battery to the amp just touched the amps power and ground and got 11 volts

 

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And that's without the bass even hitting

 

[djr4x4]

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[Oaman5]

Do you think it's the battery?

 

[Oaman5]

I mean the second battery.

 

[djr4x4]

I'd think its the 2nd battery..

 

[Oaman5]

ok well this ***** i guess i will have to take a look tomorrow...

 

[Umbra]

How's your ground? Is it bolted to a bare metal part of the chassis?