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#4944, "RE: Electrical/mechanical moice being bled into sub signal, possible sources?" In response to Reply # 0
make sure one side of your car has the wires for signals going down it and the other has the power cable ONLY..also check your ground that worked for me
#4947, "RE: Electrical/mechanical moice being bled into sub signal, possible sources?" In response to Reply # 3
Yeah nothing with the engine bleeding through. It's a low bass noice when changing tracks and loading CD's. Any other ideas? Fire away.
Good idea on the ground, this is the one stereo I didn't install. It was installed at the body shop when my previous stereo was stollen. Time to check their wiring on my harnass. Thanks.
1997 Eclipse RS (in winter slumber for head gasket repair and other projects)
He who knows men is clever; He who knows himself has insight. He who conquers men has force; He who conquers himself is truly strong. -Lao Tzu
Firefly: Mal: You don't know me, son, so let me put this to you plainly: If I ever kill you, you'll be awake. You'll be facing me. And you'll be armed.
#4948, "RE: Electrical/mechanical moice being bled into sub signal, possible sources?" In response to Reply # 4
ya, if you had the aftermarket HU installed by someone else, they may not have realized that the stock harness does not have a ground wire in it...you have to ground the aftermarket HU on your own. there are several locations inside the dash to ground it though.