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05-05-2010, 12:33 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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Good HEI = Noisy stereo...Help !?
Well Thanks to the guys at this site, I fixed my HEI...Runs excellent.
So now I have poping in my stereo, And I know I need a noise filter of some sort. What have you guys tried that acually works the first time...??? Thanks
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05-05-2010, 06:38 AM
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Re: Good HEI = Noisy stereo...Help !?
i'd check to see if you've got good clean solid grounds on the stereo
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05-05-2010, 06:53 AM
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Re: Good HEI = Noisy stereo...Help !?
I think there should be a filter in the internal or external regulator on your alternator. I could be wrong.
Mine used to do the same thing. every so often it would go to popping so bad i had to turn it off. Over time I replaced alot of factory grounds, with new grounds and cleaned up the rust and road grim from the mating surfaces too. i also upgraded to a bigger internally regulated alternator. The PO had done some shoddy wiring before me. So i removed alot of splices and wiring by replacing whole sections of the chopped up wiring harnesses. I havent had the problems since. Also, if you are running an amp, make sure your speaker wires are not close to your amp power wire. i have heard that could cause speaker noise. |
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05-06-2010, 12:56 AM
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Re: Good HEI = Noisy stereo...Help !?
cdowns your prob right.
Well so far it seems logical to climb under the dash...again, And check dem grounds. dznucks...I have a local supplier for alternator goodies. I could build it anyway I need. I'm thinkin good call. I'm 6'2" (in the morning) and 6'1" at nite.(gravity) So I guess I'll prymyself under the dash later in the day. LOL Unless someone can give me some "cheat" solution for my slacker mood. Workin man blues you know.
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05-06-2010, 11:28 PM
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Re: Good HEI = Noisy stereo...Help !?
Cleaned grounds, installed noise filter, secured 8mm tylers, (away from metal)
All is well I hear. Stereo (hei caused poping) cured. Thanks
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