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i cant figure out what the hell is going on. every so often i get engine noise coming out of my speakers and its driving me nuts, anybody have any ideas as to what i can do to fix it.
 


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Is it static noise? There is a condenser on the battery connector to eliminate that...check a user's guide for the Radio and you should see one in the circuit somewhere...easy enough to replace...
 

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also try moving the ground for the radio, or amp if you run one, directly to the battery that will also take care of the problem
 

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make sure your running a resistor type spark plug (most are these days). depending on the year of the truck, you may have a failed ignition coil condenser.
 

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i had the same problem on my boat after i put on my new amp and on the instructions for the amp it told me to run a ground from the battery to the chassi of the radio
 

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well first are u running an amp or not
 

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hey sorry for not responding sooner. forgot i posted. yeah i do have an amp but it only runs the sub. the noise is coming from the passenger side speakers (front and rear). i grounded the amp onto my trucks chassis to eliminate any ground loop just in case but no dice. its still there. the noise is an ignition sound. kinda like a ticking and occasionally some alternator whine
 

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"Every so often" you get it? Try running a grounding strap wire between the hood and the cowl.
 

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a ticking? check your spark plug wires....ones "leaking".
 

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