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    fuse holder problem

    hey i don't know whats goin on wit my fuse holder in the engine compartment..i have already melted three of them i just bought another one so its my fourth one..i haven't put it on cuz i would like to know a good place i can put it so the damn thing won't melt..please i need some help with that..btw im puttin it in this weekend...

    #2
    wow man.... I would need a lil more info on what you are doing..... Is this a fuse for an Amp or another ad on? Also do you have any pics.... This could be a minor grounding issue...

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      #3
      well its for my sound system...yea imma have to check the ground cuz it was makin sum weird noise...what can i use for a good ground in the trunk?..

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        #4
        just about any spot out of the way that hooks in to the chasis is ok.... Everyone puts there systems in a lil diff.... If you know what I mean....

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          #5
          yea i feel ya no doubt.....well imma go and do this now...btw i just put my lip on imma post pics up so ya can see lemme know what ya think...iiight just go to the begginer forun image gallery title my black cb....peace....

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            #6
            i ground mine under the back seat where the seatbelt is bolted.....but ur ground could be a rweason y ur melting fuse holders. imo
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              #7
              Originally posted by Heavyhitter92
              i ground mine under the back seat where the seatbelt is bolted.....but ur ground could be a rweason y ur melting fuse holders. imo
              Incorrect. Your ground for your amp should be as close to the amp as possible (assuming its the amp for a subwoofer), preferably 18" or shorter.
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                #8
                Originally posted by 92CordDX
                Incorrect. Your ground for your amp should be as close to the amp as possible (assuming its the amp for a subwoofer), preferably 18" or shorter.
                calm down buddy my ground is literally 1 foot away from my SUB amp i do this 4 a living
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Heavyhitter92
                  calm down buddy my ground is literally 1 foot away from my SUB amp i do this 4 a living
                  Sowwy
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                    #10
                    thanx will change the spot to the seatbelt bolt as soon as this rain stops cuz man its raining like crazy by me...

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                      #11
                      Ya you can ground pretty much anywhere man. It sound like something a little more serious than that though. do mean its melting from heat or your blowing you fuse to the point of melting the fuse holder? If it's number two you might want to go over your wiring!


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