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Sep 9 2011 11:14pm
Just got a Chrysler 300c and noticed the previous owner had a sub and amp installed as all the wiring was there, my brother had his nice old set sitting in his garage and let me have them, i installed everything properly ( I think) and it works fine, but when i turn the key off a large BOOOM comes from my Sub or whenever i unlock the trunk with my remote, this has never happened with my brother and im wondering if this is common or if theres a fix?
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Sep 9 2011 11:33pm
ground is probably bad.
can you post pic of how its grounded?
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Sep 9 2011 11:46pm
Step 1: Check Grounds
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Sep 10 2011 12:45am
ill try take one tommorow, but i grounded it to the frame, same place the battery is grounded.
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Sep 10 2011 01:25am
Quote (Fort @ Sep 10 2011 01:45am)
ill try take one tommorow, but i grounded it to the frame, same place the battery is grounded.
are you saying the amp ground is ran to the same spot as the battery ground?
cause that would be the problem
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Sep 10 2011 01:36am
Quote (Psycho- @ Sep 10 2011 12:25am)
are you saying the amp ground is ran to the same spot as the battery ground?
cause that would be the problem
yeah, why is that bad?
E: its the same bolt i have them both on.
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Sep 10 2011 01:37am
Quote (Fort @ Sep 10 2011 02:36am)
yeah, why is that bad?
ya you'll need a separate ground for the amp.
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Sep 10 2011 10:41am
Amp ground should be 3 feet or less.
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Sep 10 2011 12:45pm
Quote (Fort @ Sep 10 2011 12:36am)
yeah, why is that bad?
E:
its the same bolt i have them both on.
jesus fuck bro
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Sep 10 2011 02:10pm
Ground to the chassis of the car. Sand the paint thoroughly off the area where you will attach the ground. Be sure your ground AND power wire are a large enough gauge to accommodate your amplifier.
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