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Jul 23, 2002 | 06:44 PM

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smokedogg

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Originally posted by LjN_728

But yea...I wouldn't say 9 times out of 10 is the ground, unless u recently changed your battery or had an alternator check. But grounding would be the first thing to look at.

yeah i exaggerated a bit, but youre right, grounds are usually the first on the troubleshooting list.

Jul 24, 2002 | 03:55 AM

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95acurals

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From: SW Florida

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Originally posted by nú¢¡ví¢
maybe you should update your system

Why? I'm going to run it till the speakers blow or the amp goes out and then remove the system. I almost took it out the other day because it's starting to piss me off. I just figure since I paid a crap load of money for it I might as well get my moneys worth out of it.

Anyway, I didn't have time to check my ground or anything else yesterday. I'll try to check it out today after work. I don't have anything else hooked up. No fog lights, driving lights, ect. Only my Python alarm. The sound dosen't change at all when I turn on my lights. I'll check some things out tonight. Thanks for the help. I'll let you know

Jul 24, 2002 | 07:54 PM

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arch iceman

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Originally posted by smokedogg
hmm, i had that same exact problem w/ the bass hitting w/o any music, i would play the music, and they would start hitting and i would turn the volume all the way down and the subs wouldnt stop. that was shortly after my alternator whine problem.

The outputs on the amp were bad. Servicing the amp would have solved the problem.

As for 95acurals check your ground. Then the RCA connections and battery post. Has the noise been there the entire 5 years?

Jul 26, 2002 | 05:41 AM

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95acurals

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From: SW Florida

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Originally posted by arch iceman

The outputs on the amp were bad. Servicing the amp would have solved the problem.

As for 95acurals check your ground. Then the RCA connections and battery post. Has the noise been there the entire 5 years?

I really can't tell you. The bass going off all the time has been there most of the time. Unbridging it solved that though. I can only hear the whine with the music turned all the way down. Since I always have the windows down and my music cranked I never noticed it before. I'll try to check all that stuff this weekend. If it ever stops raining :madfawk: .