TL: bass issue
11-20-2009, 05:14 PM
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bass issue
backround.... disconnected battery to mess with som wires...connected it back...but now when i accelerate bass farts de returns to normal...
also...when on idle...music volume at zero...i here the bass rumbling...not kicking but breathin wit the idle....get me?
whats up? ....
also...when on idle...music volume at zero...i here the bass rumbling...not kicking but breathin wit the idle....get me?
whats up? ....
11-21-2009, 02:04 AM
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Being cryptic isn't usually a good thing when trying to get help with a problem. Please try posting in full sentences with proper spelling and completely formed thoughts. The more details you can provide, the faster we can find a solution to your problem.
11-21-2009, 09:22 AM
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backround.... disconnected battery to mess with som wires...connected it back...but now when i accelerate bass farts de returns to normal...
also...when on idle...music volume at zero...i here the bass rumbling...not kicking but breathin wit the idle....get me?
whats up? ....
also...when on idle...music volume at zero...i here the bass rumbling...not kicking but breathin wit the idle....get me?
whats up? ....
ex: at a light with the volume at zero, car is idling around 800, shouldnt the bass be silent...instead its vibrating...i open the trunk but my hands on the subs n u can feel it...shouldnt it be not doing anytin since the volume is at zero....
ex: (volume normal or loud)light turns green..i let go of the brake...as soon as i touch the gas the subs sort of hit a fart sound den resume to normal..the louder the volume the louder the fart...
is this the amp acting up....or is it my wiring? where should i look
11-21-2009, 10:51 AM
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I would have to say it's in the wiring.
O yea, What equipment are you running Stock or aftermarket ?
Did you wire this yourself ?
If so,explain your wiring.
Like where wires are run(remote,power,ground,rca's),where are your grounds,where's your remote power coming from.
Every bit of infomation you can share will help diagnose your problem.
O yea, What equipment are you running Stock or aftermarket ?
Did you wire this yourself ?
If so,explain your wiring.
Like where wires are run(remote,power,ground,rca's),where are your grounds,where's your remote power coming from.
Every bit of infomation you can share will help diagnose your problem.
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11-22-2009, 09:00 PM
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Might want to check your wiring again!
What gauge of wire are you running? Do have a high current system might need a Cap remember every 500W = 1Farat...but I think that you might have a loose wire somewhere or even not a good source for your GND.
11-22-2009, 10:44 PM
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OP, check all your connections. Also, what equipment are you running?
11-23-2009, 01:22 AM
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I had (dont have my subs hooked up yet do to taking them out when i was going to sell the car) a very similar problem. Mine started when I unhooked my amp and plugged my friends in, then rehooked mine. Kind of annoying, no real biggy except sometimes when it just constantly rumbled loudly at drive thru's and shit.
11-23-2009, 12:11 PM
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Sounds like a ground loop, check your grounds
11-24-2009, 03:18 AM
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funny
...i type how i talk...u a mod?!?...if u got nuttin good to say den dont say shyt
...n as for your question...i was messin around wit the fogs....
also replaced the fuse holder...blew it...no..actaully...two of dem melted??...on my third....y doesnt it jus blow....first one was the big ones they sell in that bundle...n the second one is the lil adapt a fuse...n 3rd..same anotha adapt a fuse....(meltd when i OD'd on the volume)
for the rest....thanks....ill be checking my ground...i hav a feeling its that....its hookd up to the screw behind the hook in the trunk... to the left....ill take pics ..mind you...i hav no idea where it use to be...but the box slid to the rear n yankd it out of place..i replaced it there cuz it gave it room to slide...n then tied down the box so it doesnt move...(on both ground connections the rumble durin mute or vol at zero continued... )
my setup:
i didnt run the wires....bought car wit it....2 oldshcool (the black ones) L5 solobaric kickers..n some amp there...
...i type how i talk...u a mod?!?...if u got nuttin good to say den dont say shyt...n as for your question...i was messin around wit the fogs....also replaced the fuse holder...blew it...no..actaully...two of dem melted??...on my third....y doesnt it jus blow....first one was the big ones they sell in that bundle...n the second one is the lil adapt a fuse...n 3rd..same anotha adapt a fuse....(meltd when i OD'd on the volume)
for the rest....thanks....ill be checking my ground...i hav a feeling its that....its hookd up to the screw behind the hook in the trunk... to the left....ill take pics ..mind you...i hav no idea where it use to be...but the box slid to the rear n yankd it out of place..i replaced it there cuz it gave it room to slide...n then tied down the box so it doesnt move...(on both ground connections the rumble durin mute or vol at zero continued... )
my setup:
i didnt run the wires....bought car wit it....2 oldshcool (the black ones) L5 solobaric kickers..n some amp there...
11-24-2009, 08:11 AM
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calm down there gangsta. I don't think anyone cares how you talk, but if you ask for help on something at least have the common courtesy to make it coherent for everyone so things aren't "lost in translation"
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