lately this has been happening. when my distributer box is to move, the bass would cut off, and i would have to move it in a correct position for the bass to come back on. it didnt use to be like this, so i have no clue whats wrong, any help is appreciated, tia

 

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by brzrkr &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">lately, when my distributer box moves, the bass would cut off. To correct it i would have to move it to the original position for the bass to come back on.

I have no clue whats wrong.</TD></TR></TABLE>

First some minor English problems.

Second, the box - the problem is that the connections are wearing out, because the box isn't secure.

Tension was placed on the wires, and they finally gave out.

To fix it, fix those connections, and secure the box.

If this is your amp's power distribution box, and they use screws to tighten the wires, disconnect your ground at the battery, fix the wires, then secure the distribution block to the sub woofer box, then reconnect the ground at the battery.

 

what kind of distrubution block is it? the one with the glass fuse?-agu?

 

yea the one with the glass fuse

 

I would switch up to a anl model. Better current flow and better toughness. And they are more reliable.