Re: Alternator/Ignition Noise

[Ben Patterson <bpatterson@stanford.edu>]

Yo -

	I had the same problem with mine, and discovered that the 
speaker wires were too close to my fuse box, and that the power cable 
I ran to my amp was also an issue. If you have to cross the power 
line with a speaker cable, do it at 90 degrees, but really try to 
keep them as far apart as possible. Check your grounds on the engine 
and the amp (if you are running one). Use the best shielded speaker 
cable you can find too - it's worth it.


					Ben Patterson, '86 16v




Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 17:01:43 -0400
From: "Tom" <PL16V@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Alternator/Ignition Noise

Hello All,
     I was wondering if anybody has had any problems with installing stereo's
and getting TONS of alternator and Ignition Noise?  Any solutions?  I have
tried to eliminate ground loops, and I've installed a noise filter on the
power line to the head unit, but to no avail.  Any help would be much
appreciated.

Thanks,
Tom.

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