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<blockquote data-quote="its10v1" data-source="post: 7060405" data-attributes="member: 624469">Come to think of it dbjunior, my ground and power for that amp are the same color wire... Will look into the Backwards power/ground.I appreciate your honesty, but if the capacitor were to blame, then shouldn&#039;t the other amp be blowing fuses?I&#039;ll edit/post later the model number of the 200w 2ch Kenwood amp, if I remember right it&#039;s a KAC-286?Weird thing is I just bought the wire that I&#039;m using from a local auto sound/security shop, hope I didn&#039;t pinch a wire or something stupid that I&#039;m overlooking.I&#039;m sorry that I didn&#039;t say this before but, any and all help is appreciated. Yet at this point I&#039;m on a tight budget and don&#039;t have $ to go and blow on a new alternator/battery/big3. I&#039;m sure in time I won&#039;t want the capacitor, for now it seems to be preventing my headlights from dimming as much.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="its10v1, post: 7060405, member: 624469"] Come to think of it dbjunior, my ground and power for that amp are the same color wire... Will look into the Backwards power/ground. I appreciate your honesty, but if the capacitor were to blame, then shouldn't the other amp be blowing fuses? I'll edit/post later the model number of the 200w 2ch Kenwood amp, if I remember right it's a KAC-286? Weird thing is I just bought the wire that I'm using from a local auto sound/security shop, hope I didn't pinch a wire or something stupid that I'm overlooking. I'm sorry that I didn't say this before but, any and all help is appreciated. Yet at this point I'm on a tight budget and don't have $ to go and blow on a new alternator/battery/big3. I'm sure in time I won't want the capacitor, for now it seems to be preventing my headlights from dimming as much. [/QUOTE]

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