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<blockquote data-quote="ThaDuke" data-source="post: 2969483" data-attributes="member: 576538"><p>Hmmm.. I checked the User Manual a Solid Red light means. Blown Fuse, poor battery connection, etc. Well after bypassing the cap and it works it's not a blown fuse. So it is a poor battery connection.</p><p></p><p>Decipha so what you're saying is that the cap isn't holding enough charge to send out to the amps? because it's only getting 9 volts? Is there a way to change that? Does it have to do with my car? or.. am i giving it the toss on ebay? I really don't want to toss it out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ThaDuke, post: 2969483, member: 576538"] Hmmm.. I checked the User Manual a Solid Red light means. Blown Fuse, poor battery connection, etc. Well after bypassing the cap and it works it's not a blown fuse. So it is a poor battery connection. Decipha so what you're saying is that the cap isn't holding enough charge to send out to the amps? because it's only getting 9 volts? Is there a way to change that? Does it have to do with my car? or.. am i giving it the toss on ebay? I really don't want to toss it out. [/QUOTE]
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