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<blockquote data-quote="kweef" data-source="post: 5212682" data-attributes="member: 591334"><p>alrighty everyone i know this has been beaten to a pulp so bear with me...i have 2 10 inch subs and 2 500w amps but have nuttin hooked up at the moment, im not sure if this is relevant but i thought i should mention it. Besides that setup i am completly stock(even the HU) about a week ago my drivers side door speaker began pickin up the engine whine. I took the door panel off and unplugged the speaker and plugged in a new speaker just in spite and the whine was still there. I still have some reading to do but i have a few questions about what i have read. There is alot of talk about bad grounds with this problem but i was under the impression that ssince stock speakers ran to the amp and the amp only has one ground it would affect all the speakers not just one am i correct? also would an exposed wire touching the body of the car (grounding the wire) cause this interference. I have all the stock wires so i do not have an after market rca's..sry about the long post but i figured i would cut some questions out for all of u helping me and hopefully get it figured out faster, thanx!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kweef, post: 5212682, member: 591334"] alrighty everyone i know this has been beaten to a pulp so bear with me...i have 2 10 inch subs and 2 500w amps but have nuttin hooked up at the moment, im not sure if this is relevant but i thought i should mention it. Besides that setup i am completly stock(even the HU) about a week ago my drivers side door speaker began pickin up the engine whine. I took the door panel off and unplugged the speaker and plugged in a new speaker just in spite and the whine was still there. I still have some reading to do but i have a few questions about what i have read. There is alot of talk about bad grounds with this problem but i was under the impression that ssince stock speakers ran to the amp and the amp only has one ground it would affect all the speakers not just one am i correct? also would an exposed wire touching the body of the car (grounding the wire) cause this interference. I have all the stock wires so i do not have an after market rca's..sry about the long post but i figured i would cut some questions out for all of u helping me and hopefully get it figured out faster, thanx! [/QUOTE]
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