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Old Nov 13, 2011 | 04:56 PM
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Im new to this forum and have almost no experience with cars so I have been struggling on where to find info on how to repair my problem. I am handy enough to handle the work, i just dont have the knowledge or experience(i know those 2 are pretty important)

Car: 97 Chevy Blazer 4x4 4DR

Problem: Radio gives static noise the goes up and down with engine RPM. Radio comes in clear when engine is off.

What I think I know: Through some searching and reading I'm almost certain it is "alternator whine."

The issue I have is that i dont know where to begin to try and fix this problem. I know nothing about how the system is wired. I bought the car with a kenwood HU installed. There is no sub.

If anyone has any suggestions or could point me to a place with information about this problem would be great.
 
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Also forgot to mention that this problem started to occur after the electrical ignition switch needed to be replaced. This was diagnosed and fixed by a garage and I didn't do any of the work myself. Is there somewhere they could have missed a ground or wired wrong?
 
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