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<blockquote data-quote="AZSnake98" data-source="post: 12610175" data-attributes="member: 33501"><p>Ok. i'm gonna keep this as short as possible:</p><p></p><p>Installed my deck in my Cherokee... installed and amp for my mids and an amp for my sub...</p><p></p><p>Went off-roading, voltage dropped. Keep in mind this is months after my stereo install. We figured my battery just went out... no big deal. Check my in-line fuse holder, one side is pretty burned/melted looking. After some research Ive narrowed it down to me using too small a power wire to my distribution block and it was pulling too much power... causing my amps to turn off. (<span style="color: red">This happened between 10-and 30 minutes of it working fine.</span>) If i unplug the fuse from one side of the distribution block the other amp turns back on right away BUT turns off a short while later. Then, I can turn the deck off for 5 seconds... then turn it back on and it works fine again for a sort while...</p><p></p><p>Do you think It's that my battery to distribution block wire is too small of gauge? It's 4 gauge... and it splits into 2 more 4 gauges one to the mid amp and one to the sub amp. the sub amp is a Rockford 900watt and the mid is an MBQuartz 460watt. </p><p></p><p>Would also like to know a good online car audio place (other than crutchfield) with good pricing to order stuff. The audio place i went to today wants 10 doll hairs a FOOT for 0gauge wire.... Im like wtf...</p><p></p><p>Any suggestions / input would be greatly appreciated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AZSnake98, post: 12610175, member: 33501"] Ok. i'm gonna keep this as short as possible: Installed my deck in my Cherokee... installed and amp for my mids and an amp for my sub... Went off-roading, voltage dropped. Keep in mind this is months after my stereo install. We figured my battery just went out... no big deal. Check my in-line fuse holder, one side is pretty burned/melted looking. After some research Ive narrowed it down to me using too small a power wire to my distribution block and it was pulling too much power... causing my amps to turn off. ([color=red]This happened between 10-and 30 minutes of it working fine.[/color]) If i unplug the fuse from one side of the distribution block the other amp turns back on right away BUT turns off a short while later. Then, I can turn the deck off for 5 seconds... then turn it back on and it works fine again for a sort while... Do you think It's that my battery to distribution block wire is too small of gauge? It's 4 gauge... and it splits into 2 more 4 gauges one to the mid amp and one to the sub amp. the sub amp is a Rockford 900watt and the mid is an MBQuartz 460watt. Would also like to know a good online car audio place (other than crutchfield) with good pricing to order stuff. The audio place i went to today wants 10 doll hairs a FOOT for 0gauge wire.... Im like wtf... Any suggestions / input would be greatly appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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