Mach 1000 acting strange.
So, something i noticed the past few days, my engine seems to be coming through my Mach 1000 system.
When i rev the engine, i get this "whiirrrrr" coming through my speakers, the more i rev the louder it gets. No, i am not a raging heroine junkie either, this is really happening. Not all the time though mind you, this has happened 2-3 times in the past week though. The louder i turn up the stereo, the louder the noise gets. At first i thought i must be hearing the AC. Turned it off and it was still there. When i turn OFF the stereo, the sound goes away. Could this be some sort of a grounding problem? Any ideas? |
Sounds like a short somewhere... that'll be a b!tch to find!
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I heard if you use spark plugs with a non radio suppression core that you will hear it thru your radio...
(I'm not sure if someone was screwing with me or not...) |
Originally Posted by FritoBandito
I heard if you use spark plugs with a non radio suppression core that you will hear it thru your radio...
(I'm not sure if someone was screwing with me or not...) |
Yep sounds like a short to me.
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its a short or interferance. Have you put lights or new spark plugs, or any thing that requires electricy. If this is the case go to pepboys or autozone and they have an anti-interference connector that will hook up to the power wire. Real cheap and worth the buy.
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Nope, no electrical work whatsoever, no new plugs.
ill check into that though! |
Originally Posted by slappy
So, something i noticed the past few days, my engine seems to be coming through my Mach 1000 system.
When i rev the engine, i get this "whiirrrrr" coming through my speakers, the more i rev the louder it gets. No, i am not a raging heroine junkie either, this is really happening. Not all the time though mind you, this has happened 2-3 times in the past week though. The louder i turn up the stereo, the louder the noise gets. At first i thought i must be hearing the AC. Turned it off and it was still there. When i turn OFF the stereo, the sound goes away. Could this be some sort of a grounding problem? Any ideas? |
You have ground loop because it acts with your RPMs. Get a ground loop isolator.
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