[Rawimage]

At first this caused because of a power wire but after checking all the wiring i cant seem to find the problem
Any help would be greatly appreciated
here is a video of the problem:

[jwzimm]

Lol! Sorry but that is kinda funny to watch.

I would inspect your ground and make sure it is on a good point. It looks like the JB4 is constantly rebooting. I know you said you checked the power wire but that could cause this as well.

[335iOnATuesday]

It's just dancing to the music your playing. Try shutting off your radio so it can relax a bit.

[TheTal0n]

Have you tried uninstalling it and re-installing it?

[YouAreMyWorld]

Originally Posted by jwzimm

Lol! Sorry but that is kinda funny to watch.

I would inspect your ground and make sure it is on a good point. It looks like the JB4 is constantly rebooting. I know you said you checked the power wire but that could cause this as well.

Originally Posted by 335iOnATuesday

It's just dancing to the music your playing. Try shutting off your radio so it can relax a bit.

Lmao, I'm sorry, but that was actually pretty funny.

It really did look as if it was going with the beat.

That $.50 cent tho.

[Douche]

Change the song and the needles will stop twerking.

[335NJ]

Shut down the car and disable the gauge sweep, if that doesn't fix it, then uninstall-reinstall the JB4. Make sure your power wire is seated properly, etc.

[Rawimage]

So I made sure the power wire I making good connection and I tried to reinstall is it possible that the board just went bad?

[Swizzie7]

Me while watching the video .... Hope everything gets resolved

[Nitrousbird]

Why not just contact Terry @ BMS and ask? He is known for being very good at post-purchase support. Or check the N54 Tech as that forum has a lot better JB4 support than here.

[mike@x-ph.com]

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