constant static

[kn0x47]

if the wires were loose he'd either have sound or no sound.

wouldn't static most likely mean interference (from another wire) or an issue with the head unit?

 

[mkdb89-02se]

ha ha ha, i think ricer shld get the most hated award,

and cld b the reciever its self ,
as stated before check for static a 0




+1 -ryan s

 

[Chris Vu]

My bet is on ground wires tho I think static might still have a chance to show up at 0 volume with a misplaced ground ..

 

[ryan s]

how does one "misplace" a wire in a harness?

also, OP, does the static disappear for a second when you switch between CD, radio, etc?

 

[Chris Vu]

how does one "misplace" a wire in a harness?

also, OP, does the static disappear for a second when you switch between CD, radio, etc?

By grounding to somewhere other than a solid ground not knowing any better .. It's happened .. not to me tho

 

[ryan s]

what i'm getting at is: what percentage of people don't simply "hook black to black" and call it done?

regardless, finding if the OEM ground has come loose is dead simple with a multimeter.

 

[Chris Vu]

what i'm getting at is: what percentage of people don't simply "hook black to black" and call it done?

regardless, finding if the OEM ground has come loose is dead simple with a multimeter.

Because many people don't think sometimes. I'm guilty of that, I'm sure everyone is

 

[BlakCoupe27]

ha ha ha, i think ricer shld get the most hated award,

and cld b the reciever its self ,
as stated before check for static a 0




+1 -ryan s

hahaha poor ricer! He would definitely win that award!

 

[imaricer:)]

I need to quit drunk posting on here

god im and idiot

 

[Tjohn15]

when the volume is at 0 there is no sound at all. i also discovered tonight that the whole unit occasionally turns itself off and then back on as i'm driving. I'm planning on fixing this issue tomorrow so i'll be sure to let ya'll know how it goes