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03-24-2009, 12:00 AM
Sorry for such a noobie question, but I just want to make sure I do this right.
A couple months ago, I had a spare head unit I attempted to wire it in just to have some music while working on the car. However, when i connected it to the battery, it blew a capacitor.
I have replaced the capacitor, but was wondering if there is usually a resistor between the battery and the head unit to reduce the current going into it? I want to be sure this does not happen to my new head unit when it goes in.
TIA
A couple months ago, I had a spare head unit I attempted to wire it in just to have some music while working on the car. However, when i connected it to the battery, it blew a capacitor.
I have replaced the capacitor, but was wondering if there is usually a resistor between the battery and the head unit to reduce the current going into it? I want to be sure this does not happen to my new head unit when it goes in.
TIA