Search Archive

question for the experts...

By jeffrey.pimentel · Nov 18, 2007in Car Audio💬 6 posts👁️ 1,638 views
Posted Nov 18, 2007 · 16:00 UTC#1

alright if train A is heading east at 65 mph and train B is heading west at 45 mph..yah anyways :D

 

ok here we go. recently I installed an avh p5700dvd into one of my vehicles. now i am getting some kind of feedback through my subwoofer like when i put a cd in or change song i get random bass. plus the subwoofer is constantly moving. when the car is off but the key is turned on it still does it but it is barely noticeable. I tried all the grounds and they are good. I tried grounding the casing and that didn't make a diffrence. I tried running new rca's across the car and that didn't help. I tried one of those rca filters and that just blocked all signal from getting to my subwoofer. when I unlpug the harness that has the video and subwoofer ouputs on it the feedback stops. I am leaning towards something internal with the headunit. this same setup was ran with a panasonic deck and had no problems at all. basically, what I am wondering is does anyone know of any other things I can try before i send the headunit off for service?? thanks for the help

Posted Nov 19, 2007 · 05:03 UTC#2

nobody?

Posted Nov 19, 2007 · 13:16 UTC#3

replace your battery in the car.......seen it happen a lot of times......always been a dying battery......funny you ask cause i just had it happen on a chevy diesel a few weeks ago....dude had to replace both batterys.....anyway that should fix it

Posted Nov 19, 2007 · 14:37 UTC#4

you have a blown internal fuse. PM me

Posted Nov 19, 2007 · 15:04 UTC#5

I would say bad rca output on the deck.

Posted Nov 19, 2007 · 22:14 UTC#6

hey installermarc any idea what kind of $$$ it would cost to get that repaired? thanks for your input