Just a quick video if you have a sound system in your vehicle and are looking to install a capacitor. Pretty simple and straight forward, shouldn't be hard. Enjoy.
you didnt need to buy those distribution blocks since the capacitor itself can be used as a distribution block. the bolts should be long enough to take on 2 wire ring terminals on each side. the caps are also too far away from the amp, you want them 3 to 5 inches away or they just end up as a distribution block with volt meter and lights. even if the lights dont dim anymore what you need to monitor is what the voltage your amp is getting. get a volt meter and hook it up directly to your amps power and ground source. dont go under 12.6v or you will end up blowing something. you should also do the big 3 with the extra wires you have
Hey just wonder I don't read from my aml volts wize but we do drop volts from 14.4 to 12 around when slamming I belove its the reading on the front battery and the back battery combined
To my understanding, i thought that by hooking-up a amp capacitor helps stop your car lights from dimming. I have installed a capacitor in my car and still my car lights dims whenever it hits hard. Very simple setup. Any suggestions please? Setup Kicker 46CXA4001T CXA400.1 400w KICKER CompR 10"(25cm) Subwoofer Belva BB1D 1.0 Farad Car Audio Power Capacitor