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When truck is not running sound is beautifull, when started the sound is very bad!?
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<blockquote data-quote="1aespinoza" data-source="post: 8716993" data-attributes="member: 654802"><p>I highly doubt the remote wire will cause it. I thought it might be your amps rcas affecting the headunit's signal. So its happened in the past and solution was to not use the headunit's built in amplifier. Try grounding the radio chassis to bare metal. Your description sounds like it is heavy skipping usually associated with an underpowered unit, but the symptoms say it is a grounding issue. With the truck on, your radio is powered directly from the alternator. Radios have a ground loop isolator that may go bad. When it does you get noise in your speakers, which is usually a whining but not a skipping. It may also affect the rcas, leaving you with only one usable set. You will not be able to use 3, 4 or 5 channel configuration without alot of whining being amplified.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1aespinoza, post: 8716993, member: 654802"] I highly doubt the remote wire will cause it. I thought it might be your amps rcas affecting the headunit's signal. So its happened in the past and solution was to not use the headunit's built in amplifier. Try grounding the radio chassis to bare metal. Your description sounds like it is heavy skipping usually associated with an underpowered unit, but the symptoms say it is a grounding issue. With the truck on, your radio is powered directly from the alternator. Radios have a ground loop isolator that may go bad. When it does you get noise in your speakers, which is usually a whining but not a skipping. It may also affect the rcas, leaving you with only one usable set. You will not be able to use 3, 4 or 5 channel configuration without alot of whining being amplified. [/QUOTE]
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