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<blockquote data-quote="Steven 0614" data-source="post: 8810632" data-attributes="member: 686599"><p>Hello, I just installed a brand new head unit in a 1995 Harley and when I tested the radio prior to putting the faring back on, the radio worked great and speakers sounded awesome. I then installed the head unit onto the inner faring and moved some ground wires while doing so. Once I tested the radio, the speakers now screech as the volume gets&nbsp; turned up. If I balance to the right speaker, it clears up and sounds great at max volume ( (Rockford speakers but not newer). As I use both speakers equally, the volume won’t let me go over 15/60 without piercing my ears with screeching. The music sounds perfect under volume level 15 on both speakers and I am just confused how it worked fine 5 minutes before installed it to the inner faring. In addition, the back of the head unit gets very warm within a 2 minute period. I’m not to good with wiring but felt this was done so correctly. Please help!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Steven 0614, post: 8810632, member: 686599"] Hello, I just installed a brand new head unit in a 1995 Harley and when I tested the radio prior to putting the faring back on, the radio worked great and speakers sounded awesome. I then installed the head unit onto the inner faring and moved some ground wires while doing so. Once I tested the radio, the speakers now screech as the volume gets turned up. If I balance to the right speaker, it clears up and sounds great at max volume ( (Rockford speakers but not newer). As I use both speakers equally, the volume won’t let me go over 15/60 without piercing my ears with screeching. The music sounds perfect under volume level 15 on both speakers and I am just confused how it worked fine 5 minutes before installed it to the inner faring. In addition, the back of the head unit gets very warm within a 2 minute period. I’m not to good with wiring but felt this was done so correctly. Please help! [/QUOTE]

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