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Old Apr 18, 2013 | 03:08 PM
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this morning while driving my system was fine. come home, thn get rady to go somewhere else. turn on my blazer to get my tunes rolling and then nothing but engine noise. i checked all my fuses, rechecked my ground to make shure it was still metal to metal. any suggestions/ideas?
 
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this morning while driving my system was fine. come home, thn get rady to go somewhere else. turn on my blazer to get my tunes rolling and then nothing but engine noise. i checked all my fuses, rechecked my ground to make shure it was still metal to metal. any suggestions/ideas?


Are you nunnxng the factory radio or an after market unit? If it's aftermarket, who put it in?
 
Old Apr 18, 2013 | 06:49 PM
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Also, If it is an aftermarket Head unit, What brand is it? If it's a Pioneer, the Internal PICO fuse could have blown. To solve this try grounding your RCA's
 
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I had this issue with my new kenwood HU. I just hit the reset button to fix it.
 
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next time ill give better info :3 its a pioneer 44hd. but i took it out and desided to just flip the rca's. i put the left in the right and the right in the left(in the back of the HU) and it works fine now. odd but im happy with it.

plus who uses stock HU's :P
 
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Originally Posted by Steve-o
next time ill give better info :3 its a pioneer 44hd. but i took it out and desided to just flip the rca's. i put the left in the right and the right in the left(in the back of the HU) and it works fine now. odd but im happy with it.

plus who uses stock HU's :P
If it happens again try grounding the RCAs to the headunit chassis. It will take the noise right away. Aparently thats a common problem with Pioneers
 




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