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calaisturbo.com.au - Battery Cut Out

Started by michael2427 · 11 Mar 2005 · 29 replies

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michael2427Archived member
i have a capacitor
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vltrb-0Archived member
what cca does your battery have? and how have u hooked up your capacitor
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D!STURBEDArchived member
Cap wont do **** except stop your light's from dimming.
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vltrb-0Archived member
and he referred to his lights dimming so i assumed he didn't hav eit hooked up correctly or he didn't have one at all.
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michael2427Archived member
the lights in the car dim not the headlights, just to make something straight its not the battery tried a bigger one today and no good.
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JET-6Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by vltrb-0 is the circuit breaker gonna trip once u exceed 100 amp, why would u need another battery its doing its job, the problem is your drawing so much current to your amps that your trippin your circuit breaker. you need to figure out how many amps each amp is pulling and get a ciruit breaker to suit. eaither that or like said before run 3 seperate cables and then u will need 3 circuit breaks but of less amperage to trip hope that helps Thats what i have been trying to tell him for weeks!
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michael2427Archived member
I up my alternator it will get the right power running to the amps!!!
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JET-6Archived member
You just wont listen will you????????
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D!STURBEDArchived member
Can u tell us what kind of amps u are running and the fuse's they have?? Then we can check what kind of fuse's u need! Also circuit breaker is that a Distrobution block?
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vltrb-0Archived member
he is bout || that close to getting nominated for toty award. if you dont want to try what we have told u dont bother asking us your wasting time and space. And a circuit breaker from what he is saying is similar to what u have in your house as a safety switch if too much current is drawn it just cuts power.
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