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<blockquote data-quote="pyunny" data-source="post: 3724838" data-attributes="member: 584428">i just completed my first headunit installon my &#039;03 nissan sentra and everythingseemed fine, my headunit powered up fineand sounded great.&nbsp; However, when myengine wouldn&#039;t start so I jumped it anddrove around to get it to recharge somejuice.&nbsp; After about 10 minutes my wholedash&#039;s electricity turned on and off and my headunitreset.&nbsp; Then my engine shut down and I had topull over to the side of the road.&nbsp; My engine thenwouldn&#039;t turn on and I had to jump it again to bringit back home.&nbsp; Could this be due to improper grounding(perhaps the metal i attached my ground wire towasn&#039;t attached to the chassis?) or could it justbe that my battery is dead and I need to replace it.What should i do? Thanks!by the way my car has around 92000 miles on it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pyunny, post: 3724838, member: 584428"] i just completed my first headunit install on my '03 nissan sentra and everything seemed fine, my headunit powered up fine and sounded great. However, when my engine wouldn't start so I jumped it and drove around to get it to recharge some juice. After about 10 minutes my whole dash's electricity turned on and off and my headunit reset. Then my engine shut down and I had to pull over to the side of the road. My engine then wouldn't turn on and I had to jump it again to bring it back home. Could this be due to improper grounding (perhaps the metal i attached my ground wire to wasn't attached to the chassis?) or could it just be that my battery is dead and I need to replace it. What should i do? Thanks! by the way my car has around 92000 miles on it. [/QUOTE]

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