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Hi all so tonight I installed a new head unit in my car. the previous installer hadn't connected all the speakers so I did that while I was there.
so I put it back together and tested it I worked with no worries. I then went for a drive and noticed that it was making a popping or clicking noise that was relative to engine speed eg more revs more frequent clicks and a little louder as well.. I used all the same wiring from the previous job so im not sure wether its earth or something else? any help or suggestions would be appreciated |
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Are you running an amp? Only reason I ask is it sounds like when you run the amp signal wire with the power cable.
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alexxx |
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Nah no amp. I should of mentioned that. But it's all good now did some testing and for some reason it's coming through the antenna. I searched around and you can buy antenna noise filters of eBay for under 20 bucks so ill give that a go
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or there is an earth fault somewhere between you're antenna and input connector behind your head unit, if the cable has a split somewhere along the way and is rubbing against any exposed metal in your car, this will cause your popping/alternator whine noise... and a filter wont do anything if its the case
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peaandham |
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Earths can cause many things, this being one of those, I would find a new ground location, sand back any paint, clean it up with degreaser and then bolt your ground tightly to that, otherwise as a test run the headunit ground wire directly back to the negative post of the battery and see what happens.
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