I just installed a new stereo with a 800W amplifier on my ACR.
I have four 300W speakers with twiters and no sub.
System is great but when I start my engin I can hear the ignition.
- The stereo is using the original radio wires for +12V, ground and accesory
- My cables are prime quality
- RCA cables are nearly 1/4 thick
- RCA cables are routed along the transmission tunnel
- I also installed a 1 Farad Cond.
- Amplifier and Condansator are using the same grounding point
- Amplifier is under the seat of the passanger
- Speaker wires are far away from ampli's ground and +12V
When I first started the system I noticed a grounding issue so I rewired the amplifier's ground. The system is running much better but I can still hear the ignition a little.
Questions:
Should I install a shield behind a radio so it will protect the RCA cables from the coils ?
Should I rework my grounding again ?
What else can I do ?
Is the original radio ground is enough strong for my new stereo or should I route a new one ?
I have four 300W speakers with twiters and no sub.
System is great but when I start my engin I can hear the ignition.
- The stereo is using the original radio wires for +12V, ground and accesory
- My cables are prime quality
- RCA cables are nearly 1/4 thick
- RCA cables are routed along the transmission tunnel
- I also installed a 1 Farad Cond.
- Amplifier and Condansator are using the same grounding point
- Amplifier is under the seat of the passanger
- Speaker wires are far away from ampli's ground and +12V
When I first started the system I noticed a grounding issue so I rewired the amplifier's ground. The system is running much better but I can still hear the ignition a little.
Questions:
Should I install a shield behind a radio so it will protect the RCA cables from the coils ?
Should I rework my grounding again ?
What else can I do ?
Is the original radio ground is enough strong for my new stereo or should I route a new one ?