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Engine whine and ground loop fixes... take two
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<blockquote data-quote="Hustler904" data-source="post: 2961137" data-attributes="member: 562703"><p>Just did they 10 minutes ago,everything works fine now. A couple months back I installed a kicker refurb amp and immediately it was making ground noise. I had a shop check it out and they installed an inline rca filter and it was temporarily fixed for about 2 weeks until the amp blew,and a little ground noise was still there. I sent the amp in for repairs thinking it was a bad amp since it was a refurb,but last night installed a brand new us amps for my speakers and immediately I had the same ground noise problem but it wasnt as bad as before,I upgraded the ground to the amp and it didnt help and I immediately thought of this thread. Didnt have time to fix the problem last night cause it was getting late but its all good now. I figured I'd join in and post up cause theres gotta be more people out there that are skeptical.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hustler904, post: 2961137, member: 562703"] Just did they 10 minutes ago,everything works fine now. A couple months back I installed a kicker refurb amp and immediately it was making ground noise. I had a shop check it out and they installed an inline rca filter and it was temporarily fixed for about 2 weeks until the amp blew,and a little ground noise was still there. I sent the amp in for repairs thinking it was a bad amp since it was a refurb,but last night installed a brand new us amps for my speakers and immediately I had the same ground noise problem but it wasnt as bad as before,I upgraded the ground to the amp and it didnt help and I immediately thought of this thread. Didnt have time to fix the problem last night cause it was getting late but its all good now. I figured I'd join in and post up cause theres gotta be more people out there that are skeptical. [/QUOTE]
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