Awful speaker static
#1
Awful speaker static
okay so i have looked and looked and cannot find any solution. i have a 2007 mustang gt premium with a shaker 500 system. i have upgraded the headunit to a pioneer 270bt bluetooth touch screen stereo. amps and subs and speakers are all stock to my knowledge. for about a month or so now whenever my car get warm the speakers start making a static noise that gets worse if i hit the brakes or hit a bump. if i start the car cold it is completely fine but once it gets warm it starts to static out of the subwoofers. also when the static starts i also get the annoying engine noise that resonates thru the speakers and it gets louder when i hit the gas. then if i turn the car off and back on while its still warmed up the speakers go crazy loud with static.
i have no clue where to begin to look. the stereo headunit has been installed for months and months before this has happened so i am kind of ruling out wiring behind the headunit itself. any help would be great. Thanks!
i have no clue where to begin to look. the stereo headunit has been installed for months and months before this has happened so i am kind of ruling out wiring behind the headunit itself. any help would be great. Thanks!
#3
The only thing im wondering tho if it hadto do eith the rcas would it be constant all the time?
#4
The only thing im wondering tho if it hadto do eith the rcas would it be constant all the time?
#5
In that case above, doing it while warm and not when cold would make sense as metal contracts when cold and expands as heated. So it is probably the ground prongs(outside) of the RCA jack. A nice little pressure on them to close them in and snug them up would probably do the trick.
#6
In that case above, doing it while warm and not when cold would make sense as metal contracts when cold and expands as heated. So it is probably the ground prongs(outside) of the RCA jack. A nice little pressure on them to close them in and snug them up would probably do the trick.
#8
Also you said something about like tightening a metal clamp or something. Which i know exactly what your talking about on a normal amp but the amps i have just have harnesses into them theres no acutal wire to clamp connection.
#9
I was talking about the metal tabs on an RCA jack but it sounds like you don't have those. It would be the tabs on the black connector in this pic.
Don't know what the yellow is, but could be your problem. You car isn';t leaking into the interior is it?
Don't know what the yellow is, but could be your problem. You car isn';t leaking into the interior is it?
#10
No it looks like this. Sorry i can get a better pic later. I literally pulled over to the side of the road to take this haha
No it looks like this. Sorry i can get a better pic later. I literally pulled over to the side of the road to take this haha
No it looks like this. Sorry i can get a better pic later. I literally pulled over to the side of the road to take this haha