JDMlyfestyle

Man this is getting really annoying. How do i get rid of altenator noise? i dont even know where to begin on this. not very much of a audio guy.

Deemeetree

What audio do you have?

pb16b

better grounding and keep the rca's seperated from the power wires.

JDMlyfestyle

Pioneer Premiere headunit dont know model #
Sony 6.5" in doors
No rear speakers
Infinity Basslink

khmboostedeh2

better grounds definately.

JforJonathan

are your rca wires running along with your power wire? if so, try and separate those. it should help

lYellowDragonl

yup check grounds and a possibly a new power source? that what fixed mine so i dont know

IVI

most likely the ground. if not the ground, then the amp is going bad.

get another piece of power wire, and just run the ground straight to the battery to the amp. if that eliminates the noise its the ground.

also when installing an amp/running wires. its always a good idea to run the power wire on one side, while the rca's get ran on the other side to prevent any interference.

i have my power wire going to the trunk from the left(driver) and 3 sets of rca on the right(pass).

what kind of amp are you using ?

snoochtodanooch

if your not using an amp, you have a bad ground.

if you are using an amp, you can have bad ground, rca's running next to power, or something else. If redoing ground fails, run ground back to battery.

ps. audio forum would give better response.

IVI

^ im pretty sure i said exactly that?

civictildeath

actually try hooking up speakers in the rear. ive seen that be the cause before. also try regrounding it

Steve-0

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by IVI &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">most likely the ground. if not the ground, then the amp is going bad.

get another piece of power wire, and just run the ground straight to the battery to the amp. if that eliminates the noise its the ground.

also when installing an amp/running wires. its always a good idea to run the power wire on one side, while the rca's get ran on the other side to prevent any interference.

i have my power wire going to the trunk from the left(driver) and 3 sets of rca on the right(pass).

what kind of amp are you using ?
</TD></TR></TABLE>

enough said!!! this guy hit the nail on the head. very good information and suggestions.

SI-ER

yeah its probably just the ground you should check all your wires