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Whine from accessory fuse box when radio is turned on
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<blockquote data-quote="readsiege" data-source="post: 8827414" data-attributes="member: 687919"><p>The speaker wire and rca cables are running down the passenger side and the power cable is on the driver side. The power and ground wire don't touch any other wires. Also the noise stays at a constant volume and doesn't change when accelerating or idling.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="readsiege, post: 8827414, member: 687919"] The speaker wire and rca cables are running down the passenger side and the power cable is on the driver side. The power and ground wire don't touch any other wires. Also the noise stays at a constant volume and doesn't change when accelerating or idling. [/QUOTE]
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