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A few months ago I had my alt go out on me. After I replaced it I can't turn the volume up to where I did before. The battery ran all the way down when the alt went bad. I don't know if this messed it up or not. The new alt is the same specs as the old one and it seems to be working great. I really need this problem fixed. Does anyone have any other ideas?

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Wet cell battery, agm or deep cycle?

If ya dropped the agm to near nothing its possibly gone with a bad cell or 2, wet cell and deep cycles might have dropped a cell also but you'll want to take a dmm and test the voltage with the car off and the car running and post those numbers here so we can tell. What do you mean you can't turn up the volume to where you could before? what do you mean by that as its kind of confusing, you can't play at the same volume level as before or its more of a problem type of thing?

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It is just a standard car battery not a deep cycle or anything. What I mean is I can't listen to bass heavy music with the headunit turned up to the volume I set the amp at. I will test some voltages tomorrow and post those. Does the car need to set for a period of time for me to see if the battery holds a charge or could I do it right after I turn it off?

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12.56 is a little low but not bad. A good condition flooded battery should rest 12.7-12.8 fully charged. You probably just lost some of it's capacity by discharging it all the way. I'm sure running it on a weak alternator for a while didn't help things either. Do yourself a favor, and replace it with an XS power AGM battery. You will be able to turn it up much louder than you could before, even before your alternator failure.

regards

Matthew

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u could try just having it charged at your local auto zone its free and takes a hour but if u got the cash go xs

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