Sexy-RS

Right through my head unit im getting a whizzing noise And the faster I go the faster the whizz!!!! lol


Changed the supressor on the alternator as thought it would be this but its still not soved it!!! WTF is it

Any ideas? Its driving me up the wall!! lol

scottbrown

earthing prob with stereo? have u got any amps in the car?

Ben26

It could be if your power lead for your amp and phono leads are 2 close together when they are running down the side of the car, make sure they run on different sides




Ben

Ginge !

as said above


faye take the trim out and run the power leads on the drivers side, the speak wires if any on the passenger side and the phono leads through the middle of the car,,,,,,,,,, the power rood lead will need re-routing too aswell to go down the drivers side when ya there too

Sexy-RS

All my speakers run of my amp!

There is no way the phono leads would fit down the same side as the power lead anyway im sure. But i will take a look today see whats going on in there lol

I hate wires

Ben26

tell me about it , wires are the root of all evil.



u can put a in line suppresor i think??



might help



Ben

Ginge !

faye its very likly they are close though,,,,,,,,,,, otherwise there would be NO noise

do as i said when you get time then thank me then

Ben26

Ben

Ginge !

i said down the middle though

aRSe

Had a similar problem years ago, power and signal lines were separated, surpressors on ign coil and alternator, and the whine persisted. The only difference between the wiring between the current and previous systems was a surpession coil in the main power lead to the head unit, no worries after i fitted one.

AndyRST

Does the whine increase with engine revs or just speed ?

Ben26

both


Ben

Lee_R21Turbo

iTrader: (1)

I've had the exact same thing in 2 cars I've owned....wires ran either side of car.....very good earths all round.....turns out it was whats called an ground loop!!!

I installed a couple of these inline & it sorted it.....

http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?...&doy=20m2&QV=P

mark

did it make the noise since ya got the car or has it just started


could be a bad eirth or ya alternator starting to give up

funkyboozer

Ground loop isolators might help. Just make sure that any earth wires are no more than about a foot long and blot then down to metal, not just paint. If the RCA cables arnt the insulated type then they could be picking up sound from the fuel pump.

Good luck

AndyRST

Cant be both, only one or the other

BillyCabrio

iTrader: (1)

Thats ya engine luv

TrevCannon

I love the noise use to make mine sound like a rally car

AndyRST

Must resist from posting comment