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Hey everyone, my friends 02 Dodge Ram 1500 had a JL1000/1 AND 12W7 in it. It worked great for 4 months then randomly, once you turn ip past 15, it cuts out and the amp has a light that comes on that says "Low V" so everyone on the forum told me to get a yellow top. We just put it in, and the same problem. What the hell is going on? Please help.

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poor connections on ground or power wire.

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Decaf, on 01 November 2011 - 02:38 PM, said:

i provide the ammo for destruction, the trigger finger is connected to the volume knob tho

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We told you on your last thread we doubt it will fix it. I guess you ignored it. Go back and read what we said. Bad ground. Gains set improperly. List goes on.

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Is he runnin any other amps? How's his electrical is it stock? Did he do a big 3 upgrade?

Headunit - Alpine 9857

Mids & Highs - T165,T1692

Mids & Highs Amp - T400-4

Subs - 2 12" DC Audio Level 3 M2s

Sub Amp - T1500-1bdcp

Alternator - MechMan 220a

Wiring - 1/0ga XS Power

Batteries - 2 Optima Yellow Tops

Read the fucking manual. Jesus Christ.

I dunno about that Steve...

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