Capacitor
02-18-2002, 09:40 PM
#2
if you followed the directions with it and it didn't charge, then:
1. you're not doing something right
2. you've got a defective cap
I suggest taking it to an audio professional that knows what they're doing. caps aren't toys. they can weld a chunk of 4awg wire to your car in a flash (pun intended). nasty stuff if you screw it up.
1. you're not doing something right
2. you've got a defective cap
I suggest taking it to an audio professional that knows what they're doing. caps aren't toys. they can weld a chunk of 4awg wire to your car in a flash (pun intended). nasty stuff if you screw it up.
02-19-2002, 07:13 AM
#4
your owners manual for the cap has professional instructions.
if you don't believe it, then read the FAQ at the top of the page and it'll tell you the exact same thing at every site you look at.
if you don't believe it, then read the FAQ at the top of the page and it'll tell you the exact same thing at every site you look at.
02-19-2002, 12:38 PM
#6
uhhhh, what size of cap, where are you installing it, and what are you wanting it to do?
you can use caps for many different things.. sounds like you may have things cornfused. one of us does anyway.
you can use caps for many different things.. sounds like you may have things cornfused. one of us does anyway.
02-20-2002, 10:48 AM
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Originally posted by respect123
Yes the lights are still dimming , its a rockford fosgate ,5 farad cap ,
The resistor bulb never showed it charged
Yes the lights are still dimming , its a rockford fosgate ,5 farad cap ,
The resistor bulb never showed it charged
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