Can i use a 80a fuse for this?

This sounds like me when I was 16. lulz

Fuse popped because you let it touch metal

Don't put in the 80a fuse

Go hug your mother and tell her that you love her

Slap your hot older sisters ass and say it's from my peeps on ca.com

Post nudes of sister in shower

Disconnect neg battery terminal and then replace the blown 50a fuse with another 50a fuse, then reconnect

Done.

 
Doooood.... U don't have that eight gauge running your onyx 1500, or God forbid, both off your amps, do you?
nah man just to my clarion that puts out 50rms.. Well soon to be kicker zx550.2.

 
This sounds like me when I was 16. lulz

Fuse popped because you let it touch metal

Don't put in the 80a fuse

Go hug your mother and tell her that you love her

Slap your hot older sisters ass and say it's from my peeps on ca.com

Post nudes of sister in shower

Disconnect neg battery terminal and then replace the blown 50a fuse with another 50a fuse, then reconnect

Done.
Yea im 18 lol two years older but i googled it and people sayed it was ok but i thought otherwise so i asked here. Good thing i did. Was replacing amps (under drivers seat) so it was hard to get to. Wire slip up and touched metal part of seat.

 
Ah jeez! Unless you are wired up high on your MBQ Onyx 1500 (near 4ohm or more) you need to upgrade your cables' sizes no doubt.
The 8 gauge is on a kicker zx550.2 putin out 205 rms to my components.

 
Like it has been stated, you fuse the WIRE properly for what it can handle, 50A, so replace it with the proper size fuse.An 80A fuse will be more 4 gauge territory. If your original 50A fuse did not blow because of playing your system hard enough to where it drew over 50A of current, rather you accidentally grounding your power wire by having it touch the vehicle's chassy or metal, then just simply replace with the same. If your system is drawing more than 50A, then you'll need to upgrade to larger cable and in turn be able to fuse larger.

What does your system consist of BTW?
My system: JVC arsenal HU. 2 12 inch AQ SDC'S on a MB Quart onx1500. In the process of installing PPI a2.65c components which will be ran by a kicker zx550.2. 4 gauge on the MB Quart.

 
[quote name='stay_high']Andi dont have a sister... soo... unless you want pics of my brother? lol[/QUOTE]
@Smitty ; might.... lol

we're good though.
 
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