high pitch whining noise
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high pitch whining noise
someone please help me. whenever the car is running and i listen to music, i hear a high pitch whining noise coming from near the driver side door panel. i have no idea what it is. can someone tell me whats wrong and how i can fix it? thanks.
edit: sorry forgot to put in audio forum. but can i get some help anyways. thanks.
edit: sorry forgot to put in audio forum. but can i get some help anyways. thanks.
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Re: high pitch whining noise (01GsR)
that usually happens because of how your ground wire is connected. I am not sure how to fix it though, it sounds louder when you accelerate right? Like it is connected to your engine almost?
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Re: high pitch whining noise (purplegsr)
supercharger?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by purplegsr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">that usually happens because of how your ground wire is connected. I am not sure how to fix it though, it sounds louder when you accelerate right? Like it is connected to your engine almost?</TD></TR></TABLE>
that could be the case. other factors to look into is if you have a system in there, running power and rca's next to each other will do that. if you do have a system, try running rca's and power wire on opposite sides of the car. if that's not possible replace the rca's with a shielded cable so it'll block the interference. also i've heard spark plug wires can cause the same problem. hope this helps
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by purplegsr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">that usually happens because of how your ground wire is connected. I am not sure how to fix it though, it sounds louder when you accelerate right? Like it is connected to your engine almost?</TD></TR></TABLE>
that could be the case. other factors to look into is if you have a system in there, running power and rca's next to each other will do that. if you do have a system, try running rca's and power wire on opposite sides of the car. if that's not possible replace the rca's with a shielded cable so it'll block the interference. also i've heard spark plug wires can cause the same problem. hope this helps
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Re: high pitch whining noise (01GsR)
Unplug the speaker to see if the noise is actually coming from the speaker. If so, check the grounding of the stereo. Check where your speaker wires are going. Do they run alongside something that carries power? Maybe move them?
If the noise doesn't actually come from the speaker, you'll have to narrow down the location.
If the noise doesn't actually come from the speaker, you'll have to narrow down the location.
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Re: high pitch whining noise
someone please help me. whenever the car is running and i listen to music, i hear a high pitch whining noise coming from near the driver side door panel. i have no idea what it is. can someone tell me whats wrong and how i can fix it? thanks.
edit: sorry forgot to put in audio forum. but can i get some help anyways. thanks.
edit: sorry forgot to put in audio forum. but can i get some help anyways. thanks.
did you ever resolve this issue if so any help here would be greatly appreciated
noise is present even when vehicle is off
Last edited by Rose Healy; 10-03-2017 at 09:33 AM. Reason: Added additional
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Re: high pitch whining noise
if no amp then replace speaker. if problem persists its coming from the head unit.
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Re: high pitch whining noise
If you don't have your cd player properly grounded the whine will come through your speakers in the doors. Check your wiring. Make sure there is a good connection on the ground wire.
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