need help subs are shuting off nd back on

[sonikaccord]

Loose connection. Did you check all of your terminations?

[Sarthos]

If the amp light stays blue that might mean the output on the amp is going out. Otherwise if the light goes into protect mode it's easy to diagnose, but your amp seems to think it's working...

[91dxaccordcb7]

If the amp light stays blue that might mean the output on the amp is going out. Otherwise if the light goes into protect mode it's easy to diagnose, but your amp seems to think it's working...

im sry to sound retarded but what u mean out put? also i have small speaker wire could that be it to?

[91dxaccordcb7]

Loose connection. Did you check all of your terminations?

yea every thing screwd tight

[osl]

yea every thing screwd tight

What about at the battery? I had a problem before where I didn't have a battery hold down and that made the battery bounce in the engine bay, breaking the negative cable on the top of the battery.

[91dxaccordcb7]

thats smart but it would still happen when the cars not moving to

[jbar]

dude check your fuses you might be burning them

[91dxaccordcb7]

dude check your fuses you might be burning them

i check em all i asked somebody at a shop nd they told me that i blew the voice coil?

[Charlie]

id say the ground, even tho the amp is getting power, it might not be enough. try diffrent grounds.

[cb7Jr]

im sry to sound retarded but what u mean out put? also i have small speaker wire could that be it to?

the amount of power goin out

i check em all i asked somebody at a shop nd they told me that i blew the voice coil?

maybe if your saying the amp is stayin on when your subs r acting up

[Sarthos]

Are you looking at the right light? You said the light stays blue, some amps have a light for looks that is always blue or green or red or whatever, but a separate power and protection light. Make sure you're looking at the right light.

Your symptoms don't match that of a blown voice coil. That would either result in no sub output at all because your sub is broken.

The problem isn't related to your small wires.

And don't bother with a capacitor. If you wanna buy a capacitor to make your system work better, you might as well buy pay someone to wrap your hood in carbon fiber to make it faster. Or paint it green so it's more environmentally friendly.

Contact me at crazyharrydude@yahoo.com, I check that more often.

Also, we need pictures. Pictures of the amp, pictures of how the amp is sitting, pictures of how all the wires are connected, pictures of how the subs are connected, all of that fun stuff.

[punkbomb138]

it could be a clipping situation. where too much power s going to them and it is making the ampo shut down for a ll bit then regain itself. ive had a few do this to me. my particular problem was that the speakers were in an ohm state that was too low for the amp to work well at. just an example say my amp was good for 4 ohm stable and i ran the speaker in 1 or 2 ohm mode then the amp would shut down and come back on after it cooled down. hope this helps.

[s.lownslow.e]

getting a cap would not help. check your ohm load. if your amp is 2 ohm stable make sure you have your subs wired at 2ohm or above. one tip though, the higher the ohm load the lower the bass will hit.

[gundo knight]

its still good but if it black out check the r/c wire and the light of the amps on check the wiring and plus the ground it could be loose

[Rayz92]

this happened to me when i first installed my audio system , it would turn off on me for no obvious reason. i searched and found my answer.. upgrading your battery to chassis ground cable to a bigger gauge and upgrading your alternator ground cable to a bigger gauge is all i needed and system worked great. or just do the big 3 upgrade which would include upgrading the positive cable. mine was good so i felt no need. hope this helps