Speaker whine, correlate to engine RPM. Where do I find all ground connections?
Hi guys, besides my LPG/Gasoline fuel trim issues, I have another one that I have since I bought the car roughly 1,5 years ago, and it's slowly getting on my nerves.
The speakers always give off this whine, one day it's less, another day it's really annoying. I read that this is because of bad ground connection, and my question is where all the ground connections exactly are. Where do I need to look? It also tends to be a specific speaker in the left door (tweeter), and in the middle on the dashboard. I haven't tried the other ones. People comment it sounds like a turbo, you get the idea... So, where do I found all the ground connections, so I can check and clean them? What else should I look out for? |
Its all in the fsm
And get a new noise filter, mazda calls it"condenser", its located around the coil area. |
What's an FSM? And where do I locate the noise filter?
What coil area are you talking about? |
FSM = Factory Service Manual.
You can find it here: Foxed.ca - Mazda RX-7 Manuals |
Originally Posted by NotAPreppie
(Post 4801735)
FSM = Factory Service Manual.
You can find it here: Foxed.ca - Mazda RX-7 Manuals EDIT: I see it, g as in "Ground" I guess... I was looking for this symbol all the time: http://incompliancemag.com/wp-conten...rMark_5019.png |
Do you have an after market Stereo or amp?
If yes check there first. What about speakers? Are they stock? If no check there. |
Originally Posted by Razz1
(Post 4803332)
Do you have an after market Stereo or amp?
If yes check there first. What about speakers? Are they stock? If no check there. |
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