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<blockquote data-quote="sounds_explicit" data-source="post: 8546116" data-attributes="member: 665284"><p>you need to figure out whats causing the problem to begin with.</p><p></p><p>if you have a 100 amp alt and a amp pulling 50 amps along with all the other elctrical needs of your car. you may be over what your alt can produce.</p><p></p><p>adding a extra battery in this situation exceeds the amps ability also. it will creat more stress on your alt.</p><p></p><p>id suggest checking your ground. try the seat bolts where your seats are bolted to. thats a very common place for people to ground to. its sturdy and thick by regulation for cars. sand down with some heavy sand paper to bare metal. also id sand down the terminal your using as well. pre fab terminals ave a glaze or finish on them to make them look pretty.. in reality it can hinder the grounding as well.</p><p></p><p>you may have the subs wired to a ohm that your amp is not suitable to handle as well.</p><p></p><p>there is alot of things that can come into play with car audio problems.</p><p></p><p>do your have a multimeter?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sounds_explicit, post: 8546116, member: 665284"] you need to figure out whats causing the problem to begin with. if you have a 100 amp alt and a amp pulling 50 amps along with all the other elctrical needs of your car. you may be over what your alt can produce. adding a extra battery in this situation exceeds the amps ability also. it will creat more stress on your alt. id suggest checking your ground. try the seat bolts where your seats are bolted to. thats a very common place for people to ground to. its sturdy and thick by regulation for cars. sand down with some heavy sand paper to bare metal. also id sand down the terminal your using as well. pre fab terminals ave a glaze or finish on them to make them look pretty.. in reality it can hinder the grounding as well. you may have the subs wired to a ohm that your amp is not suitable to handle as well. there is alot of things that can come into play with car audio problems. do your have a multimeter? [/QUOTE]
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