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<blockquote data-quote="Frankensuby" data-source="post: 3142221" data-attributes="member: 569869">I have them grounded from tryign to fix it months and months ago, hell, I think I even have pics on a thread from when I did it haha.&nbsp; Ground to the car fram and it did not help much, although it did a little.&nbsp; Both jacks are grounded on the same wire (18 gauge wire too).&nbsp; Both amps are grounded to the same point in the rear.&nbsp; This car has been nothing but noise issues since I installed it, and I&#039;d be willing to bet it&#039;s the deck.&nbsp; That is the only piece to the puzzle I have not pulled out and replaced temporarily to see if it changes.Would the deck cause the thump issue if it went even further south?&nbsp; I&#039;m thinking maybe the RCA grounds fell off after all this time.&nbsp; I figured spot glueing with epoxy would reduce any harm to the ground effect, but hold them in place, guess I might have been wrong.I&#039;m probably going to pull the rear equipment apart to look for anything loose, and if not, think it is ok to blame the deck?(as a reference, me and my SO have Subarus.&nbsp; Same alternator, and my deck is a new line Pioneer [DEH6800MP] and my car only made the whine when I fried the RCAs while tuning my sub amb because the **** ground fell out //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif . Got it fixed and it&#039;s quiet now. Hers has done it since the start. )</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frankensuby, post: 3142221, member: 569869"] I have them grounded from tryign to fix it months and months ago, hell, I think I even have pics on a thread from when I did it haha. Ground to the car fram and it did not help much, although it did a little. Both jacks are grounded on the same wire (18 gauge wire too). Both amps are grounded to the same point in the rear. This car has been nothing but noise issues since I installed it, and I'd be willing to bet it's the deck. That is the only piece to the puzzle I have not pulled out and replaced temporarily to see if it changes. Would the deck cause the thump issue if it went even further south? I'm thinking maybe the RCA grounds fell off after all this time. I figured spot glueing with epoxy would reduce any harm to the ground effect, but hold them in place, guess I might have been wrong. I'm probably going to pull the rear equipment apart to look for anything loose, and if not, think it is ok to blame the deck? (as a reference, me and my SO have Subarus. Same alternator, and my deck is a new line Pioneer [DEH6800MP] and my car only made the whine when I fried the RCAs while tuning my sub amb because the **** ground fell out [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif[/IMG] . Got it fixed and it's quiet now. Hers has done it since the start. ) [/QUOTE]

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