Car Sub/Amp Power Issue.?
so my friend s' got a 97 Ford Explorer XLT with a stock alternator and standard battery.
The amp is hooked to the battery via a 4 ga. cable, and is (to my knowlage) properly grounded.
the issue is, when the car is running, or in Acc mode, every time (for example) the windshield wipers go the subwoofers move slowly and very obviously, (this also happens when you lock/unlock the doors, or turn the heater on/off ect.)
Does this happen because the battery is dieing or is it a wiring issue?
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