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Old 05-20-2000, 10:04 AM   #1
mustangman7777
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i'm buyin a cap for my 2 12" subs, i need simple step by step instructions on how to install it, it doesn't seem like it should be that hard
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Old 08-03-2000, 06:18 AM   #2
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putting in a cap is easy. All you do is take your power wire and run it to the positive part of the cap. Get about 2-3 feet of more power wire and run that from the cap to your amp. And if you get a cap. with a voltage meter just get some ground and ground it to the same place you have your amp mounted. Being MECP and into stangs I can help anyone out with all sorts of probs.

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