nope. not pico fuse.
you probably have a crappy RCA end. {try other RCAs}
you probably have a crappy RCA end. {try other RCAs}
Need help please!!!!!!!!!!
Okay I just installed a pioneer avh 4300dvd in my new 09 Honda Civic Si.Everything powers up fine and works even the video bypass.My problem is when the key is turned one click all speakers are fine, but when I turn the car over I have a noise coming from the right side speakers.Its only the right side like it has something to do with the rca outputs.Is this a pico fuse problem? Please help guys annoying as hell.
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okay what is the pico fuse problem?Why do my speakers work with key turned one click, but turn it over and it starts making a noise?
piico fuse problem yields nearly no .. or zero output.
the key isn't the issue, it's probably vibration as a result of your engine revolutions.
if it was in both sides, I'd look into other things but since it's not, it's probably you RCAs.
the key isn't the issue, it's probably vibration as a result of your engine revolutions.
if it was in both sides, I'd look into other things but since it's not, it's probably you RCAs.
to anyone who wants to help, I never mind being wrong.
I try to help but if you have more experience with the pico fuse problem or differing opinion based on your experience, please feel free and compelled to HELP!!!
I try to help but if you have more experience with the pico fuse problem or differing opinion based on your experience, please feel free and compelled to HELP!!!
No its sounds about right.Also would like to mention I am bypassing my factory amp so the harness for my car I soldered rcas to the speaker wire then pluged them into the radio.If that doesnt make sense let me know
um... that's prolly not good
you deck has RCAs
why would you? wait what?
you deck has RCAs
why would you? wait what?
When I say turn the key over Im not talking about turning the car on just the last click you have ! !! !!! clicks.With the car sitting I turn the key to ! it plays fine But when I actually turn it over to where it would be on it has the noise.
um... that's prolly not good
you deck has RCAs
why would you? wait what?
http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/audio/36044-d-i-y-long-awaited-amp-integration-harness-whiterice.html
I bet it's the RCA side or the amplfier/HUs rca terminal. I had a cheap amp that you had to push them around alot to keep them working, and my right side distorted a little always.
when you go to that position either the fuel pump, blower motor or some electrical motor is running and sending noise through the ground circuit. Either move your amp ground or try grounding your RCA's...When I say turn the key over Im not talking about turning the car on just the last click you have ! !! !!! clicks.With the car sitting I turn the key to ! it plays fine But when I actually turn it over to where it would be on it has the noise.
guys, near as I can tell. he has cut RCAs off and connected them to his speaker leads which go to his factory amp.
The fuel pump/heater fan noise is probably induced and will not go away until he either gets rid of the factory amp or finds another way to connect it.
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dude.
cutting RCAs and connecting them to speaker wire is not cool.
The fuel pump/heater fan noise is probably induced and will not go away until he either gets rid of the factory amp or finds another way to connect it.
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dude.
cutting RCAs and connecting them to speaker wire is not cool.
Exactly what I was thinking......That is not at all a good idea....guys, near as I can tell. he has cut RCAs off and connected them to his speaker leads which go to his factory amp.
The fuel pump/heater fan noise is probably induced and will not go away until he either gets rid of the factory amp or finds another way to connect it.
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dude.
cutting RCAs and connecting them to speaker wire is not cool.
That dude on 8thgencivic needs to remove that thread lol....
anyone
well how can I do it to retain my factory amp then just get the amp bypass harness
move the ground from the headunit is only ground I can move.The amp ground is under driver seat.I understand grounding the rcas but why does it only bother the right side channelswhen you go to that position either the fuel pump, blower motor or some electrical motor is running and sending noise through the ground circuit. Either move your amp ground or try grounding your RCA's...
nevermind, reading > me
Sorry for not posting sooner working alot.What would you guys suggest doing to fix the problem?
im not totally sure, i'd suggest getting a line output converter and switching the RCA ends to hi level speaker... like other people have said it makes a lot of sense to think that the RCA's are picking up some electrical signal from the car, and because the RCA's are just bare and not insulated, im sure that'd make it much more likely to pick up EMF, or even current through contact..
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