i have a question if you fuse blow everytime you put it in the amp whats wrong with the amp?
i have an amp problem
i have a question if you fuse blow everytime you put it in the amp whats wrong with the amp?
the fuse in line on the power wire or the fuses in the amp
Last edited by b@d @pple; 04-09-2005 at 09:10 PM. Reason: misspelling
the fuse on the outside
If it is the fuse at the battery on the power wire, first disconnect the power wire from the amp and install a new fuse. If it blows, you have a short in your power wire. Check at the firewall (or doorjam) first, a lot of times installers do not install the power wire correctly and it leads to chaffing off the wire.
If it does not blow, check your ground wire connection to the body of the car. A poor ground can cause the amperes rise - and draw more than the fuse is rated to handle.
Start with that. There are more thing you can check, but first one question. Is the fuse blowing immediately when you stick it in the fuseholder, or is it after you turn on your stereo, or is it just gradual. It the fuse disformed, like it got hot gradually and started to melt, or does it look like it just quickly popped?
from the information i knwo about his car.
its the actual fuse on the amp itself. and from my understanding it blows right away.
if its the fuse on the amp itself that keeps blowing then i would say your amp is bad!
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Maybe a bad ground wire?
if its the fuse in the amp there could be a short inside check the wires make sure the positive isnt touching the case. what brand is it? some cheap ones just crap out al the time i have seen it happen to some pyramid amps
rockford fosgate the new ones
yes, something is shorted inside the amp
Kelly B.
sounds like your amp has a bad power supply.
91 REX Wanna be SI
Sounds like a a dead short to ground
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