try unplugging the connector on the alternator. Not the power wire but the signal clip. Start and run the car. Noise Gone?
I forget what wears out, but its a cheap fix.
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try unplugging the connector on the alternator. Not the power wire but the signal clip. Start and run the car. Noise Gone?
I forget what wears out, but its a cheap fix.
I have not got a chance to swap out the decks yet so I am still unsure if that is the issue or not. Geddylee, I have not tried grounding it out like that. Deffinitlly an option if The head unit is the problem. I will also check that signal wire on the alternator as well too.I just have the gains turned way down right now to minimize the noise but this way I can't get the amp tuned the way I would like it either. I'm also supposed to go to the stereo shop thursday night for them to take a look at it as well. Thanks for all the input.
Josh
Glad I could help Jacob!Enjoy your new stereo!
I suffered through the same thing you did for about 6 months before I saw this trick! Like you I was simply floored by how well it worked! It is just a shame that Pioneer could not do a better job of grounding their RCA jacks.
Oh I am now this thing sounds like nothing I have ever had before. My wife thanks you too. I just only wish that you could change her taste in music hahaha
she is a R&B girl and I am Rock and Metal haha nice about the Man enough though. Driving the car with no Whinney noise is so nice
i have the same issue with my doubledin its a pioneer so i went to the shop and they installed something called noise suppresor something like that they are little boxis that go on every speaker around the car and eliminates that noice and they did the same thing that the pioneer in the picture has but they did that to my amps RCA plugins and worked fine so i guess you can try that
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