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<blockquote data-quote="MetalHead888" data-source="post: 7648294" data-attributes="member: 565699"><p>you shouldnt be having these problems. i power a bigger amp in my honda which has a 60 amp alternator and a battery that looks like a lawn mower battery with zero issues. look over your wiring - make sure all connections are tight and your grounds are good.</p><p></p><p>if all else fails a better alternator would be the trick. your alternator might actually be on its way out. theres no way that you shouldnt be able to power that amp if ur wiring is right and your alternator is fully functional. any pep boys or autozone will test your alternator and battery for free.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MetalHead888, post: 7648294, member: 565699"] you shouldnt be having these problems. i power a bigger amp in my honda which has a 60 amp alternator and a battery that looks like a lawn mower battery with zero issues. look over your wiring - make sure all connections are tight and your grounds are good. if all else fails a better alternator would be the trick. your alternator might actually be on its way out. theres no way that you shouldnt be able to power that amp if ur wiring is right and your alternator is fully functional. any pep boys or autozone will test your alternator and battery for free. [/QUOTE]
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