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Offline simonmk2gti

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rattle rattle
« on: 06 December 2005, 13:05 »
Man, ive just done my install:
audiobahn 12inch sub, flame desing inverted into a box.
800W stealth 4channel amp.
kenwood headunit and ipod adaptor. really pleased with it, but....
it rattles the car like crazy, how can i stop this???!! would dynamat sort it or is it just falling apart??
also, get a whinign hisses noise when im going along?? do i need to fit a 'suppresor?' where does it go??
cheers
Si

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Re: rattle rattle
« Reply #1 on: 06 December 2005, 13:15 »
What is rattling????  Check the install to make sure everything is tight. You dont say what the other 2 channels are utilised for!

No dynamat wont stop rattles! - I would have a serious check round your car and sort out those rattles!

Yes - its sounds as if you need a suppressor or make sure all your earths are good.
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Re: rattle rattle
« Reply #2 on: 06 December 2005, 13:51 »
Supressors go on the coil i think. Buy one and read the instructions  :grin: Check all your earths 1st though. Its also a good idea to run an earth direct from your battery to y head unit. This can often solve the buzz. Also make sure you havent ran any rca cables next to power cables. Fixings rattles is the hardest part of a good install but its worth the effort in the end.

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Re: rattle rattle
« Reply #3 on: 06 December 2005, 13:58 »
i dont know its its just interior pannels.
the other channel is for the 6x9s in the shefl

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Re: rattle rattle
« Reply #4 on: 06 December 2005, 14:00 »
ahh, i ran the rcas and the power down the passenger side, all together!!! would it kinda buzz in time with the revs? it sounds like a audio rev counter.

Si

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Re: rattle rattle
« Reply #5 on: 06 December 2005, 15:05 »
Yes that is probably your problem. Always keep the sound wires seperate from the power wires.