Last year I discovered that my battery was getting killed off pretty fast, but I was unable to do anything before the season came to an end. This year, as I was pulling the car out of storage, I found that my battery was dead, and threw an error code on the recharger. I decided to drop some big bucks on an Optima D35 Yellow top as a replacement, with dedication to resolve my battery drain issue to follow.
Upon reinstallation, I found that my external line to my amplifiers is drawing so much current that I am causing some arcing to take place. I think I have been able to isolate the problem to one amplifier, but the real problem still eludes me: why would an amplifier be drawing current when not powered up? From looking at it, we are talking some serious draw here.
Upon reinstallation, I found that my external line to my amplifiers is drawing so much current that I am causing some arcing to take place. I think I have been able to isolate the problem to one amplifier, but the real problem still eludes me: why would an amplifier be drawing current when not powered up? From looking at it, we are talking some serious draw here.