Bad Battery Wires and lots of Vibration. HELP....
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I suppose so, I don't know why they'd have changed them. People just do the ground upgrades and I've never heard of an issue. Then again, I'm guessing not many people install so much stereo/electronics equipment in a Neon, that they'd actually need to upgrade the power wires. Me personally, I've got another car I'll drop a lot of money on before the Neon.
But I live in a mostly rural area with LOTS of cops'
So in every car I need GPS,Radar, And a stereo will I'm cruising for 25mins (trying to do the speed limit).
Does anybody else lights and stuff dimm? This is why I'm doing what I'm doing I don't have anything but my GPS and if hit the switch to roll my windows down it all the lighting dims???
I also got my HID's and projectors on toady and I have a flicker
GOD-D-MIT Hopefully once I get the power systems upgrading all my Lil low voltage issues will be resolved. SIGH
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I've had the lights dim a bit on just about every vehicle I've driven when I hit the window switches. I don't know why they draw that much power, but jeez.
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I think I might need a new alt or battery now I will have auto zone test it.
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I just saw something about this elsewhere and re-read everything. I don't know what I was thinking. Yes, the power wire from the alternator does get upgraded. NVM. You can also add in a 150A fuse in-line from the alternator to the battery as well.
