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I just hooked up my old system and its 4gauge wiring and 80 fuse.. the round ones in the front.. and they keep blowing.. whats the best fuses to use the round or square fuses? how big do the round ones get? what do you all use?

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I just hooked up my old system and its 4gauge wiring and 80 fuse.. the round ones in the front.. and they keep blowing.. whats the best fuses to use the round or square fuses? how big do the round ones get? what do you all use?

Does the fuse blow instantly? I never did like the AGU fuses, I use ANL and Maxi. What amp(s) are you using?

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Lunar Amplifiers: L1500's x 8, L2125, L100X2, L55x2, L40x2 (2)

Digital Designs 9518G x 2

DDA-W 6.5 components

DDCX 4 x 4

DDCX 5x7 x 4

Iraggi Amputator 260

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I just hooked up my old system and its 4gauge wiring and 80 fuse.. the round ones in the front.. and they keep blowing.. whats the best fuses to use the round or square fuses? how big do the round ones get? what do you all use?

Not sure what you mean by the round one?

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Yeah they make bigger ones, but i would switch to an ANL fuse. my shop switch from the barrel fuses to ANL fuses because customers weren't crimping down the sides of their distro block or fuse holder correctly. ANL eliminates user error. if i was you i would pick up a 100 amp fuse, and if you blow that one i would start looking for a new/better battery.

also on a side note, what brand wire do you have? is it true 4 gauge? that would cause voltage drop also

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your pulling way to much current for the fuse figure out what rating fuse you need and put the correct one in there.

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