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hey guys i just added a brand new clarion eqs to my system and my sub thumps when i turn off the engine. I had a power acoustic pwm-19 eq and never had this problem what can be the problem and how do i fix this? thanks
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Are you sure you do not have the remote and constant wired backwards?
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naw man if i power down my deck with the power button amps and signal processors all turn off without the thump, but once i start the engine and turn off the engine right back to off position i get the thump
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Posted: March 31, 2011 at 10:39 AM / IP Logged  

You want your amps to turn off first.  If you have a power cap in the system, try taking it out and see if it's any better.  If you don't have one in use, then perhaps you just need to train yourself to hit the power button before you turn off the engine.

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run your remote turn on to your accessory instead of the dedicated remote wire on the deck so that your amp cuts off earlier.

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Temporarily, for troubleshooting purposes only, connect the EQ's remote wire to constant voltage so it will not turn off.  Does your amp still pop when turning it off?  If it still pops, the problem is not associated with the EQ.  If it does not pop, I can help you with a circuit to keep the EQ powered up untill the amp turns off.
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I could definatly use this information I have a very simalar problem.
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The above diagram will help you only if you have determined that the EQ turning off is causing your problem.  The circuit will allow the EQ to remain on until the amp turns off.

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