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hey i was hookin my sub an amp up today an yesterday(stupid idea) and i had it all working and then when i tried to start my car it made some weeeird noises and think i blew ignition fuse i checked it looked pretty toast what do i do?

think its somethin to do with my ground cable,

this is in an r33 btw

cheers heaps

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hey i was hookin my sub an amp up today an yesterday(stupid idea) and i had it all working and then when i tried to start my car it made some weeeird noises and think i blew ignition fuse i checked it looked pretty toast what do i do?

think its somethin to do with my ground cable,

this is in an r33 btw

cheers heaps

weird noises ? a bit vague can you describe it better then that, did it turn over? or just click?

sounds like a loose or bad connection on the battery. or corrosion , your not passing enough current to turn the engine over if it clicks or doesnt nothing but dash lights still work?

when you blow the fusible link , nothing works for the most part, does anything work in the car?

hope you hooked the amp direct to battery with a fuse, not use a existing wire from inside the car harness?

if you really blew the link/fuse you could have reversed the wires on battery or shorted out the main harness.

and one other thing is running a amp off existing wires will fry the fuse, its not designed to handle amp loads thru it?

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weird noises ? a bit vague can you describe it better then that, did it turn over? or just click?

sounds like a loose or bad connection on the battery. or corrosion , your not passing enough current to turn the engine over if it clicks or doesnt nothing but dash lights still work?

when you blow the fusible link , nothing works for the most part, does anything work in the car?

hope you hooked the amp direct to battery with a fuse, not use a existing wire from inside the car harness?

if you really blew the link/fuse you could have reversed the wires on battery or shorted out the main harness.

and one other thing is running a amp off existing wires will fry the fuse, its not designed to handle amp loads thru it

cheerz 4 the reply i got it goin mmy god it goes so good, skylines sound so good with sick audio an cant even hear outside soooooooooo good:D

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