interferance!!!!!!!!!!!!ZZZZZZZZZZ

[Anonymous]

When im driving my car i hear a buzzing through the speakers which gets higher pitched as i go faster. I was told that is was because my remote wire was running next to the live wire so i put the remote over the other side with the rca(phono) leads. So on one side i have live and on the other the rca leads and the remote wire. Could someone please clear this up and tell me what to do!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

WHAT SYSTEMS YOU GOT.(ANY AMPS, IF SO HOW MENY)

[Anonymous]

Sometimes the head unit fails and this causes the interference. I just wired my birds stereo back in. When the system was in there in the first place, it was fine, but once re-wired, it gave loadsa interference, so I swapped head units with mine, and bye bye interference. This is actually quite common, and I think it comes around if speaker wires come into contact with each other. If you`ve tried all of the obvious ones like RCA`s away from power cables, and good earths, check this out. Borrow a mates head unit or sumint. Also I think Pioneers are quite prone to this.

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[Anonymous]

check all ur speaker wires. mine does it occasionally but i pass it off as me turbo winding up lol!!!

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[Anonymous]

Your remote wire carries a live so it would be better of with your power leads. I would say (99%) that it is your head unit. What normally causes this is when the RCA (phono) outputs short some how. I think its just a resistor that has blown. i got mine fixed for a tenner!

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[Anonymous]

its from the alternator. you can get a supressor which will stop a lot of it. and you should also make sure ALL your grounds (earth) are in perfect order. also connect a wire to the body of your headuni and then connect the other end to the body of the car.

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[Anonymous]

I had this problem and I did exactly what Cambridge has said. It cured the problem, no more buzzing!!

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[Anonymous]

Yep, but if the head unit is sound, it should supress interference anyway, so no need for a seperate supressor. You shouldnt have interference probs with good modern head units aslong as the rest of your wiring and earths are spot on.

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[Anonymous]

the alternator is notorious for causing interference EVEN in modern head units and EVEN in the top dogs dangelys ones!!! :p dont supress it too much coz it will cause a low resistance path and the alternator will slow your car down hee hee

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[Anonymous]

I`ve never had a problem with my pioneer, apart from someone with no key rooting round my car to find the pop off front! (god bless rfp alert!)