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Weird voltage dips - 12/7/2005 12:54:34 AM   
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i assume that this is the correct forum for this thread...i hope

anyways, i got some kinda weird problem with my electrical system. And i just want to see if any of you other fellow blazer owners have the same problem. but instead of me typing it all out again, im just gonna post a linky to the thread i posted at caraudio.com...

http://www.caraudio.com/vb/showthread.php?t=129673

let me know if you guys experience this too. thanx

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RE: Weird voltage dips - 12/7/2005 6:40:33 PM   
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from what i hear u can damage ur electircal system if u dont have a capacitor on a large system now i know u dont like caps but they do make it so that u dont have any voltage spikes just somthing to consider if u care to know what ive heard

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RE: Weird voltage dips - 12/7/2005 6:42:55 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: 2001blazer

from what i hear u can damage ur electircal system if u dont have a capacitor on a large system now i know u dont like caps but they do make it so that u dont have any voltage spikes just somthing to consider if u care to know what ive heard

im sorry, but judgeing by my studies of automotive electrical and chargeing systems, there is no validity in that statement.

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RE: Weird voltage dips - 12/7/2005 11:52:38 PM   
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I would replace your altenator with a high output i did this in my cavalier when i had a system in this i had the same problem when my system was running and any of my lights my voltage would read 11.0 but with everything off it ran about 14-15 and i went through an altenator and i replaced it with a high output then i didnt get dips anymore just my opinion

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RE: Weird voltage dips - 12/7/2005 11:55:55 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: 2000ZR2

I would replace your altenator with a high output i did this in my cavalier when i had a system in this i had the same problem when my system was running and any of my lights my voltage would read 11.0 but with everything off it ran about 14-15 and i went through an altenator and i replaced it with a high output then i didnt get dips anymore just my opinion

as stated in the caraudio.com thread i posted, i have a 180 amp high output alternator. and i had this problem back when i had my stock alt too.

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RE: Weird voltage dips - 12/8/2005 12:06:59 AM   
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sorry about that i miss read that part... when you say the big 3 wired with 0 guage what to you mean by that your amps or the altenator wires sorry if this sounds lik a retarted question i never heard the term big 3 before

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RE: Weird voltage dips - 12/8/2005 12:36:54 AM   
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quote:

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sorry about that i miss read that part... when you say the big 3 wired with 0 guage what to you mean by that your amps or the altenator wires sorry if this sounds lik a retarted question i never heard the term big 3 before

the BIG 3 is:

1. positive wire from alt to battery
2. ground wire from battery to ground somewhere in engine bay
3. ground wire from ground in engine bay to block

if this is upgraded, it allows for quicker recharging and a more level electrical system. sometimes you dont need to do anything but this in order to get rid of lights dimming.

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RE: Weird voltage dips - 12/10/2005 4:29:41 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: 2000ZR2

sorry about that i miss read that part... when you say the big 3 wired with 0 guage what to you mean by that your amps or the altenator wires sorry if this sounds lik a retarted question i never heard the term big 3 before

the BIG 3 is:

1. positive wire from alt to battery
2. ground wire from battery to ground somewhere in engine bay
3. ground wire from ground in engine bay to block

if this is upgraded, it allows for quicker recharging and a more level electrical system. sometimes you dont need to do anything but this in order to get rid of lights dimming.

correct heres some pics of a guy doin his, im goin to do this in the spring http://forum.sounddomain.com/forum/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=5;t=007801;p=

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