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Old 06-22-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Weird electrical issue

I installed infinity components about 2 months ago and for the last couple of weeks they have been cutting out every now and then. Its the weirdest thing because the highs and mids only cut out when im taking a hard left turn or braking hard. before i open my door panels i thought i would throw it out there to see if you all could shed some light on the weird behavior. i have the crossover mounted in my door right next to the handle but i think its odd that they cut out only on left turns(not right) and hard braking. thanks for the help everyone. To remove this ad, register today for free or log in if already registered!
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Re: Weird electrical issue

yeah its a common problem caused by the connectors jiggling or getting corroded. just wrap the speaker wire directly to the speaker terminals.
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Re: Weird electrical issue

its loose wiring
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Re: Weird electrical issue

Also check to see if the speaker terminals for the lower door mounted speakers are shorting against the metal of the door, If they are twisted when mounted they can short to ground easily.
It will kick in the protection circuit to prevent damage to amplifier circuit.
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Re: Weird electrical issue

Thanks for the help. If the door speakers are grounding would that cause all of the speakers to completely cut out? (even the rears) If this is the root of the problem what can i do to fix it? thanks alot everyone
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Re: Weird electrical issue

Yes, It can cause all 4 to stop (most likely the same output chip drives all 4 speakers)

You just need to take a look and see which on has the terminals close to metal. Very tight area to start.

You can take the speaker loose and try to twist it back away from the metal or you could insulate the exposed metal or the speaker terminals with electrical tape.
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Re: Weird electrical issue

Yep it was shorting out on the left side of the door, I figure thats why it was only cutting out on hard left turns and bumps. Thanks for the help guys.
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