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is there supposed to be a fuse block on the wire going from to positive to the alt? and could i just disconect the original wire from the pos to the alt?

Yes and its recommended that you keep the original wire also.

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Yes and its recommended that you keep the original wire also.

so if i did 1/0 gauge wiring what size amp of fuse should i use

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so if i did 1/0 gauge wiring what size amp of fuse should i use

I think I read that wrong, are you talking about to your amp or for the Big 3?

If for your amp look for the amount of amps your amp pulls. For your alternator, well how many amps your alt produces.

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2000 Jeep Cherokee

-DC Audio

-Memphis

-Audioque

-SecondSkin

-Pioneer

-KnuKonceptz

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What amp are you running?

my alt? not sure whatever has been on it but i want to change it any suggestions? i have a 03 jeep grand cherokee with two 12's and 1 1800 watt amp and a 2 fared cap right now im about to be 4 12's and two 1800 watt amps but not sure when should i upgrade my alternator now just to be safe?

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my alt? not sure whatever has been on it but i want to change it any suggestions? i have a 03 jeep grand cherokee with two 12's and 1 1800 watt amp and a 2 fared cap right now im about to be 4 12's and two 1800 watt amps but not sure when should i upgrade my alternator now just to be safe?

I would, contact mechman on here. He should be able to hook you up.

2000 Jeep Cherokee

-DC Audio

-Memphis

-Audioque

-SecondSkin

-Pioneer

-KnuKonceptz

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Way to thread jack :D lol

Looking for a CRX to get back in the game.

And a gas tank for my 01 r6. Hit the PM

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so if i did 1/0 gauge wiring what size amp of fuse should i use

200-300a depending on the quality of the wire.

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