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Dimming Car Speakers. Car audio capacitors go bad over time. If it happens more often than that, or if you notice your headlights dimming even when the engine is “revved up,” you'll need to address the issue. Tired of your headlights dimming? I put a multimeter on my battery today and when the bass hit it would stay at 14v for maybe 85% of the time, 15% of the time. Your headlights dim when the stereo pulls too much power out of your car's electrical system. But sometimes even modestly powered systems can stress your car's electronics, especially during a sub amp's burst of energy when it produces the sound of the beat. Common signs include dimming headlights, distorted sound, buzzing, or no sound. Well, im sure some of you have seen my threads and youtube vid's about my setup causing major dimming problems, i have solved. If it happens only when your car is idling, and only with really loud bass notes, then installing a car audio capacitor or stiffening cap may suffice. Factors like excessive heat, moisture, and age contribute to capacitor failure

I put a multimeter on my battery today and when the bass hit it would stay at 14v for maybe 85% of the time, 15% of the time. But sometimes even modestly powered systems can stress your car's electronics, especially during a sub amp's burst of energy when it produces the sound of the beat. If it happens only when your car is idling, and only with really loud bass notes, then installing a car audio capacitor or stiffening cap may suffice. If it happens more often than that, or if you notice your headlights dimming even when the engine is “revved up,” you'll need to address the issue. Common signs include dimming headlights, distorted sound, buzzing, or no sound. Well, im sure some of you have seen my threads and youtube vid's about my setup causing major dimming problems, i have solved. Tired of your headlights dimming? Your headlights dim when the stereo pulls too much power out of your car's electrical system. Factors like excessive heat, moisture, and age contribute to capacitor failure Car audio capacitors go bad over time.

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Dimming Car Speakers Your headlights dim when the stereo pulls too much power out of your car's electrical system. Factors like excessive heat, moisture, and age contribute to capacitor failure Tired of your headlights dimming? If it happens more often than that, or if you notice your headlights dimming even when the engine is “revved up,” you'll need to address the issue. Well, im sure some of you have seen my threads and youtube vid's about my setup causing major dimming problems, i have solved. If it happens only when your car is idling, and only with really loud bass notes, then installing a car audio capacitor or stiffening cap may suffice. But sometimes even modestly powered systems can stress your car's electronics, especially during a sub amp's burst of energy when it produces the sound of the beat. Car audio capacitors go bad over time. Common signs include dimming headlights, distorted sound, buzzing, or no sound. I put a multimeter on my battery today and when the bass hit it would stay at 14v for maybe 85% of the time, 15% of the time. Your headlights dim when the stereo pulls too much power out of your car's electrical system.