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can an amp cause engine whine?
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<blockquote data-quote="rfmayhem" data-source="post: 7769481" data-attributes="member: 641930"><p>it hard to here whine thur subs/lpf for you to here it in your sub you will of have to turn frequency on high to here it. try the ground loop isolator on the four rca for the highs amp try it at the headunit if that don't work try it at the amp if neither of does work ground the rca out if the whine goes away or lesser down you blow the rca ground and will need to fix or replace radio or you could of mess your ground in amp up to if you have another highs amp i check that two everything i said are the causes to your problem via you having good rca and its ran away from power</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rfmayhem, post: 7769481, member: 641930"] it hard to here whine thur subs/lpf for you to here it in your sub you will of have to turn frequency on high to here it. try the ground loop isolator on the four rca for the highs amp try it at the headunit if that don't work try it at the amp if neither of does work ground the rca out if the whine goes away or lesser down you blow the rca ground and will need to fix or replace radio or you could of mess your ground in amp up to if you have another highs amp i check that two everything i said are the causes to your problem via you having good rca and its ran away from power [/QUOTE]
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