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I am on my 4th alternator in my 1991 Integra.
Napa autocare service centers are replacing them, under warranty, until now. They referred me to an auto-electric shop. This shop claims that my car's wiring is fine but the amplifier in my car is responsible for destroying the Napa alternators. I have an Alpine MRD-F752 5ch (75wx4 and 250wx1) driving 4 PA DX6's and a JL Audio 12". The mechanic at the auto-elec shop claims that he tested the amp and it is drawing between 50-80 amps!! This is a 60amp rated alternator so with the lights and A/C, etc..he claims the stereo is pushing it over the edge. Wait a minute...Watts divided by volts= amps. 325w / 12v = 27amps..right? Why would that Alpine be reading so high? Why do my headlight dim with the bass note thumps even when not blasting? I think it is a Napa alternator issue...as in junk. I have to call them in the morning and let them know if I am going to remove the amplifier. Damn I'd hate to do that it sounds so sweet. WTF can I do? I am scrambling for electrical answers I know little of. Why do my friends, in little Honda Civics and other vehicles, have no problems driving 500 watts with the stock alternators? Thanks |
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In case you were unaware, I'd like to pint you to G2iC.com for all of of G2
Integra concerns. -Andy aka KNEEON "SHREDİ" <noone@nowhere.com> wrote in message news:8dczb.26308$Bk1.8659@fed1read05... > SHREDİ wrote: > > Should be 500 watts divided by 12 volts= 41.6 amps > > 75 x 4 + 250 = 550 watts DAMN IT!!!! > > |
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Andy wrote:
> In case you were unaware, I'd like to pint you to G2iC.com for all of > of G2 Integra concerns. > > -Andy aka KNEEON > > Thanks bro but the link is dead on my end: http://www.g2ic.com/ |
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Check out www.team-integra.net it's a great source of info for integra
owners with alot of people that know their shit. "SHREDİ" <noone@nowhere.com> wrote in message news:wWbzb.26298$Bk1.12439@fed1read05... > I am on my 4th alternator in my 1991 Integra. > Napa autocare service centers are replacing them, under warranty, until now. > They referred me to an auto-electric shop. This shop claims that my car's > wiring is fine but the amplifier in my car is responsible for destroying the > Napa alternators. > > I have an Alpine MRD-F752 5ch (75wx4 and 250wx1) driving 4 PA DX6's and a JL > Audio 12". > > The mechanic at the auto-elec shop claims that he tested the amp and it is > drawing between 50-80 amps!! This is a 60amp rated alternator so with the > lights and A/C, etc..he claims the stereo is pushing it over the edge. > > Wait a minute...Watts divided by volts= amps. > 325w / 12v = 27amps..right? > > Why would that Alpine be reading so high? > > Why do my headlight dim with the bass note thumps even when not blasting? > > I think it is a Napa alternator issue...as in junk. > > I have to call them in the morning and let them know if I am going to remove > the amplifier. Damn I'd hate to do that it sounds so sweet. > > WTF can I do? I am scrambling for electrical answers I know little of. > > Why do my friends, in little Honda Civics and other vehicles, have no > problems driving 500 watts with the stock alternators? > > Thanks > > |
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