Car audio Problem. Blowing fuses.

[twistedmetal33]

Need some professional trouble shooting here .

Ok

So heres the situation. My friend hasa 7 year old Rockford Fosgate amp
the amp is 2 ohms and 37.5 rms per channel I think 4 or 6 channels
(the old shit amp is the problem imho)

and he is trying to run 2 12 inch subs
the subs are brand new 12 inch Pyle Drivers
1000 watts and 4 ohms.
350-375 rms.

There is a fuse between the amp and each sub and there is a fuse between the amp and the battery.

The fuse between the amp and the battery keeps blowing, like almost constantly. I think the amp is too underpowered but what do you all think?

[BumpinTalon]

If the fuse is blowing check your power wire. if it has a tear in it anywhere so it could potentially touch metal, you will blow your fuse right away. Either that or there is a short in your amp somewhere and you're hooped. check the power wire first though.

[spoon_civic]

check your ground if it isnt fastened right you will blow fuses all the time . thats what happened to me

[roopi]

What size of fuse is it? :confused:

[bighead2267]

start from the wires, sometimes it's loose, or the sub have something wrong, i barely hear the amp have problem unless it've been shock or water damage........

[Sonic_A4]

hey all of these fixes are correct aswell u can check if u have qa big enough fuse for ur amp , in addition ur amp may just have been over runned , remeber it is 7 years old.
hope u fix ur problem
good luck

[2.2 vti Civic]

hey make sure an + wirers are not tuching the ground.