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Old 03-30-03, 10:41 AM
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Electrical Problems

hey guys. i'm kind of stumped so maybe someone knows whats wrong. i have an 88 se. i replaced the stock radio and all the speakers and now when i'm run my acessories the volt meter starts getting really low. like last night i had my lights on heat up and the rear defroster on w/ my radio playing the meter hit 12v. and it made the radio start to cut out, it would shut on and off. i thought i fixed the problem, i got a new battery and remanufactured alternator and it was working like a charm till last night. i can't figure out whats wrong!!! someone please help me
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Well, if this happened after you replaced the stock radio, then there is a problem with your new wiring or new radio. Check for shorts, use a ammeter to check current draw of the new radio, etc.
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well you are probably over loading th eelectrical system since you were probably using large speakers and all the regular accessories. Or you might have grounding problems. I am not familiar with elecrical problems but that is what I "think" could cause it.
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