Audio system overheats
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Audio system overheats
2010 FLHTC. Harley ipod, Harley CB, HK head unit. HK unit replaced twice by dealer, and once by extended warranty. Radio cut out, diagnosis was over heating. Solution: Rockford PBR 300x2 with Rockford T165 speakers hoping Amp would do the work not HK, Rockford Amp now cooked, overheated(Rockford replacing Amp). Everything wired correctly with proper gauge wire. Would appreciate any thoughts on possible solution short of headset listening. Do not run system excessively loud, just enough to hear clearly at 60+MPH. Radio is on at least 3 to 5 hours a day. Am considering relocating Amp to saddle bag as absolute last resort. Would appreciate any thoughts on possible solutions. Thanks....D
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From: East of the Sun, West of the Moon
deke.. the amp is not your issue. the radio is probably not your issue either. this has bad ground or bad voltage regulator written all over it.
check your ground at your battery and where the battery attaches to the frame. make sure they're clean and snug...
check your ground at your battery and where the battery attaches to the frame. make sure they're clean and snug...
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From: East of the Sun, West of the Moon
yes sir it will. look at the top of the electrical section there are a couple of excellent stickies on how to to test your charging system including the stator and regulator
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