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ok, i have 4 12 inch pioneer pro's in my civic with two bd1000 pushing them with one batterie in the front and one in the back with a clarion indash i have a stock alt with '0' guage and i also done the big 3. ok my problem is when i put my volume like at half way it plays for like 10 to 15 seconds and then the radio and the amps turns off! now what is causing this cuz this was not happening before , is my betteries dead?

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Ohm loads maybe.

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ok, i have 4 12 inch pioneer pro's in my civic with two bd1000 pushing them with one batterie in the front and one in the back with a clarion indash i have a stock alt with '0' guage and i also done the big 3. ok my problem is when i put my volume like at half way it plays for like 10 to 15 seconds and then the radio and the amps turns off! now what is causing this cuz this was not happening before , is my betteries dead?

check the voltage at both batteries if they are ok thencheck the wiring at the deck usually if the battery is dead the radio should stay on and the amps will turn on and off.

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the wireing is perfect as of my knowledge and everything is wired down to 1 ohm but the first thing that turns off is my radio and then the amp but both shut off fairly quick? and also did i do my big 3 correct>>>>> positive from batterie to alternator battery negetive to chasis and negative from the chasis to a bolt in the engine block?

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my alpine use to do this....it was a loose ground wire in the wiring harness that took me awhile to find, b/c it looked like it was in there, but one little tug and it came out.....so i just grounded it else where and it was fine.

but, if i turn it up too loud my headunit will still cut off, but if i turn my highs off from the headunit and just leave the subs on, then i can really turn it up....so im thinking that is just because my highs are running off the headunit...

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why such big font?

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not hatin, but am i wrong here it looks as if the amp is not grounded its hooked directly to the battery. it that the way it should be.

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check the voltage at both batteries if they are ok thencheck the wiring at the deck usually if the battery is dead the radio should stay on and the amps will turn on and off.

with what tool i could check the voltage of my batteries? and also ill check the wiring on my deck to see if everything is ok! thanks guys!!!!!!

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