Where are the main ground points 15+
#1
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Where are the main ground points 15+
Long story short after chasing some strange feed back throught my subwoofer with the rca's disconnected. I have absolutely narrowed it down.
If I turn the stereo on without the key in the ignition the sub is quiet at 0 - 30 volume. As soon as I key the ignition on I get a very faint almost ticking noise through the woofer withand without any inputs connected. It is some kinda feed back from the ignition.
I am thinking maybe a factory ground is loose and want to go through them all. I am grounded to the rear wall factory point and powered directly from the battery. 8ga cable as recommended by JL and the largest that will fit their connector.
If I turn the stereo on without the key in the ignition the sub is quiet at 0 - 30 volume. As soon as I key the ignition on I get a very faint almost ticking noise through the woofer withand without any inputs connected. It is some kinda feed back from the ignition.
I am thinking maybe a factory ground is loose and want to go through them all. I am grounded to the rear wall factory point and powered directly from the battery. 8ga cable as recommended by JL and the largest that will fit their connector.
#4
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In addition to that ground, check your remote wire. Just disconnect it and make a small jumper from the positive to the remote terminal and see if the sound disappears.
#5
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Originally that is where I discovered the problem. Using the REM the sub would tick at 0 volume with inputs disconnected. When I would jump the remote directly from the battery the tick was gone. So I went ahead and went to signal sense for turn on. It seemed to have worked good until I realized when the ignition was keyed the sound returned. I moved my ground 3 times and have tried grounding straight to the battery....no dice. It has to be coming through the power cable.