Good morning guys, I'm not sure if this is normal or not.
When I connect the positive on the battery and then when I attempt to put the negative terminal on, it sparks once.
- Grounds are secure on amp (stripped the paint too) solid connection
- Positive terminal on battery is secure
- Negative terminal on battery is secure
When I turn the key to II or start the car I can hear the sparks sound (once). There are no warning lights that I noticed or anything.
It happens if the power cable (amp) is connected AND if it is not connected.
Everything is wired correctly, here is what I done:
battery --> FUSE --> positive battery terminal
ground --> metal of the car, bolt that holds back seat in place
remote --> remote hu
rca --> rca hu
The sound is still there even if I dissconnect the power cable (amp) out of the battery.
It's hard to explain the correct sound. Its like a click sound (that sounds like the sound when the sparks occur with negative) (just one) it sounds like its a connection with the battery (maybe due to the paint they put on the battery terminal? you know the blue and red stuff).
I've only notice it when I pay attention (would explain why I didn't notice it in the past from the driver seat or maybe it wasn't already like that- no idea).
the "PAINT" they put on the battery terminals are only there to protect from corrosion on the battery terminals and premature wear.
Is there a special type of paint that I can buy? When I took the battery out, 90% of the paint stripped away and I think I should coat it with the same paint.
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