Overloaded circuit breaker. If you didn't beef up the electrical wiring from the battery to the new amp and subs, the original wiring is trying to supply the additional current and it just can't stand up to the load, so it "pops" the breaker ... after it cools off sufficiently, it turns itself back on again.
The original car wiring was never meant to handle anything other than what the car was originally delivered with. With each item we add as a consumer, we are adding unnecessary drains and loads to what is sometimes an already over-burdened electrical system.
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It should take you a little over 3 minutes if you travel at 40mph constantly
At 30mph you are doing a mile every 2 minutes thereore to do 5.5 miles would take 11 minutes
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34 hours 17 minutes. This is the total driving time at that speed and excludes stops or delays.
What speed will you be doing? At an average of 50 mph, it is almost 4 hours At an average of 60 mph, it is 3 hours and 20 minutes at an average of 70 mph, it is 2 hours and 50 minutes
she was crazy
No, Aerrow is not crazy. He is just a very dareing person who has his own way of doing things....
8 hours 6 minutes. This is the actual driving time at that speed and does not include stops or delays.
It will take about 30 minutes of total driving time at a constant 30 mph. Add some time for stops or delays.
if you have a good alternator a vehicle will run without a battery, however I wouldn't recommend doing it. On most vehicles the alternator will charge at too high a rate with out a battery installed. This can and will damage any electronics.