Home > Message Board > Car Audio > Accessories > Archive through September 24, 2004 > Electrical Problems
Main Topics Main Topics   Your Account Your Account Search Search   Help/Instructions Help
Today's Posts Today's Posts | Last 3 Days Bookmark and Share
Author Thread: Electrical Problems
Top of pagePrevious messageNext messageBottom of page Link to this message

New member
Username: Rmike21561

Maryland
USA

Post Number: 10
Registered: May-04
Edit Post

Ok, I am having trouble with some options in my 2002 explorer. I already had to have the module that controls the automatic lights replaced...not cheap. Also, I have gone through three new ignition switches (the engine still runs even when the key is off and out.) The Ford dealer thinks it has to do with my system. I am no expert @ this but I know how to wire a system. (Alpine Head Unit, Hifonics 1500D Amp, and 2 Type R 12 subs) Is there anyone that has ever heard of this happening?
Top of pagePrevious messageNext messageBottom of page Link to this message

Bronze Member
Username: Zacdavis~

Post Number: 77
Registered: Sep-04
Edit Post

i think maybe its had a remote starter installed at one time and its activating somehow
however the lights thing could be due to a shorted out "dimmer" wire behind your deck
Top of pagePrevious messageNext messageBottom of page Link to this message

Bronze Member
Username: Rmike21561

Maryland
USA

Post Number: 12
Registered: May-04
Edit Post

Did some research. No remote starter. Someone told me that the alternator might not be putting out enough amps to run everything with the stereo causing certain units to malfunction. Although, the stock alternator is a 130 amp alternator. The Hifonics amp is 120amp max. So, before I get a new alternator does anyone think this could be the route of my problems?
Topics | Last Day | Search | Formatting Tips | Terms | Rules | Help | Log out | Bookmark and Share
Home > Message Board > Car Audio > Accessories > Archive through September 24, 2004 > Electrical Problems [ « Previous ] [ Next » ]