November 9, 200719 yr OK, so I have figured out how to get my car's radio to go into the AUX mode using a cable I made which has left, right, and ground feeds. I use a resistor to alert my radio to the fact the cable exists. TAKE THAT SUZUKI! :lol Now comes my issue, I plug in an iPod and everything is fine. However, if I use something that draws on the car's power it will make a humming noise in line with my engine's revolutions. Some people tell me to get a ground loop insulator/noise filter....but I'm thinking I just don't have the ground feed connected correctly. Is anyone familiar with this issue in car audio and could possibly offer a suggestion? I'm going home this weekend....so I'm hoping to work on it in the garage so that I can finally get rid of the FM Transmitter that I currently use. Thanks.
November 9, 200719 yr Author Searching online, my thought of grounding issues seems to be it: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qi...14203311AAPZOKo Ger...this is like a bad Physics problem on LON-CAPA.
November 10, 200719 yr had the same problem in an old mini moke.. (dont ask me why i was putting a stereo in one of em) it was definitely a grounding problem... but for the life of me i cant remember how i fixed it
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