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So my Serp belt keeps slipping for weeks now, it's getting really fustrating. I've looked at so many places online some say use a bar of soap but that sounds stupid to me it will eliminate the noise but escalate the problem... Short of ruining my bearings in the pulleys idk .... The belt is tight but should I use a sticky belt dressing agent? Or clean the pully off with wire brush or something? Anybody had this problem?
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Results DMM set on "min", amplifier ON car ON MIN VOLTS = 12.13 VDC Alt output around 200 amps, belt slipping a lot so I am missing out on that extra 50 amps any ideas?? the belt is TIGHT voltage drop @ 300amps from rear battery to amplifier is .08v RCA RMS voltage (AC) into amp, from line driver, 5-7. 10.3 v on a sin wave 35 hz (is this bad?) EDIT vids TAKEN have to go to work to upload, so 2morow
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Okay, now that everything is in, time for some testing on my part. History: The belt on my alternator has been slipping (the load is 4x the stock load on the belt) and I need to solve that problem. Today's testing will include 1) Belt timing test, by hooking to spark plugs and usingthat strobe light timing thing to find out where it's slipping (my dad's equipment, I forgot the name) 2) Check all engine grounds, etc. for tight connections and etc. 3) Check voltage drop throughout all wires and make sure I don't need to upgrade to 2/0 from batt's to the amp (its about a foot only...) 4) Use a clamp-on ampeter (sp) to test alternator output. if less than 250 (significantly) i know the belt is slipping 5) Use my new (got it for christmas) DMM's high/low feature to check for lowest voltage at batts, and at amp while full tilting 6)Check RCA voltage and make sure both channels are equal at exactly 6 volts 7) GET PICS AND VIDS FOR YOU GUYS
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165 Pound Supplemental Battery
Bass4Lyfe replied to Bass4Lyfe's topic in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring
Good news Boon, thanks. I'm going with 2 3100s -
165 Pound Supplemental Battery
Bass4Lyfe replied to Bass4Lyfe's topic in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring
lol (but seriously, I want to use this if possible cuz i can get them dirt cheap...i wanna know if its the same kind as a d3100 just bigger) -
165 Pound Supplemental Battery
Bass4Lyfe replied to Bass4Lyfe's topic in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring
I do not plan on competing. i will be at shows for fun to demo, but this car is pure daily driver. think it'll work? -
For my father's solar business he uses these huge batteries for batt backup systems. i was wondering if I could use it as a supplemental (near amp) battery for my system ... They are around 165 pounds, AGM non spillable. I THINK these are the ones http://www.sunxtender.com/ Wadda ya think....?
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A+++ guy here, PP sent very quickly and very easy to communicate with via Pm, phone, whatever. Paid ontime and perfect amount, paid first, etc. Very good guy, will buy from again. will is the kind of guy you trust your money/item with without even asking a question thanks will. !!!
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np Will! Thx for the deal man, appreciate it, will leave u feedback now
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Mechman Alt Not Working/putting Out Power?
Bass4Lyfe replied to ChevyBoy's topic in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring
oh, didn't know the factory alt was working. yeah he is usually very helpful so GL on the call! -
Mechman Alt Not Working/putting Out Power?
Bass4Lyfe replied to ChevyBoy's topic in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring
The car is drivable witht he fuse blown, sorry that's just exactly what happened to me so it might be worth checking but sorry didn't meant o put words in your mouth bro! -
Mechman Alt Not Working/putting Out Power?
Bass4Lyfe replied to ChevyBoy's topic in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring
additoin: Replace with a 10 or 15 amp (10 is safer) fuse and you should be good to go, let me know if this was the problem -
Mechman Alt Not Working/putting Out Power?
Bass4Lyfe replied to ChevyBoy's topic in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring
check your underthehood alternator fuse. not the ~100a one but the 5amp turn on one, i bet you blew it -
Anyone Know Sactownstang?
Bass4Lyfe replied to Bass4Lyfe's topic in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"
hah.... because i wanna buy summmtin! thanks, i'll try that onight