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<blockquote data-quote="ax600" data-source="post: 1169835" data-attributes="member: 559816"><p>Hello all,</p><p></p><p>So last night I was driving home from my shop booming some old school Bass 305 , when my mids and tweeters all of the sudden made hideous noises and sent two of my PPI amps into protect mode.</p><p></p><p>I pulled over and opened the hatch of my Explorer only to notice that the voltage on my seccond battary was all the way down to eight volts:crap: .</p><p></p><p>With the engine running and a HO alt the battary will not charge any more than eight volts. I went home and started testing everything with a VOM , and found that at the alt I have 17.5 volts. At the isolater I have 16.8 volts. But at the terminal on the isolater for the seccond battary I only have 9volts unless I disconnect the cable for the seccond battary then I have 16 volts:crap: . WTF Is going on I have checked all of my power and groung connections and they are all secure.</p><p></p><p>I am planning to run a sepirate 1/0 from the front batt to the rear batt for the ground to see if that helps tonight. I have allready done the big three and I have been using this system for two weeks with no problems. Has anyone had this problem? Please help Thank you in advance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ax600, post: 1169835, member: 559816"] Hello all, So last night I was driving home from my shop booming some old school Bass 305 , when my mids and tweeters all of the sudden made hideous noises and sent two of my PPI amps into protect mode. I pulled over and opened the hatch of my Explorer only to notice that the voltage on my seccond battary was all the way down to eight volts:crap: . With the engine running and a HO alt the battary will not charge any more than eight volts. I went home and started testing everything with a VOM , and found that at the alt I have 17.5 volts. At the isolater I have 16.8 volts. But at the terminal on the isolater for the seccond battary I only have 9volts unless I disconnect the cable for the seccond battary then I have 16 volts:crap: . WTF Is going on I have checked all of my power and groung connections and they are all secure. I am planning to run a sepirate 1/0 from the front batt to the rear batt for the ground to see if that helps tonight. I have allready done the big three and I have been using this system for two weeks with no problems. Has anyone had this problem? Please help Thank you in advance. [/QUOTE]
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