fredmr39
06-20-2007, 09:03 AM
Installed component speakers last night
-- during the routing of the wires through the doors on the driver's side - there was just one wire that did not want to go through, and at one point a OEM wire got caught up on my coat hanger while I was pulling pretty hard (I believe it was lighter tan or pink).
-- only other problem I had was when I was wiring up a relay that was grounded with two other OEM grounds, almost in line vertically with the hood release (under the dash) on the driver's side (sorry, no pic.). I forgot I had my battery hooked up and accidentally touched a wire coming from BATT in the fuse panel to a ground wire I had hooked up here with the other two OEM wires. Didn't think anything was effected until I tried plugging in my radar detector on the way to work and it didn't power on. In addition to this, neither did my manual fan switch (can't remember where I grounded -- probably in place of the cigar lighter) -- so anyways, replaced the CIGAR/ACCY fuse once I got to work.
-- I do not think the second problem listed above contributes to my noise because the noise happened without the fuse repaired.
=> So, this noise is just an increasing buzz-like tone through my speakers that lasts about 2 seconds whenever I close the door (or whenever that button that senses whether or not the door is closed is pushed in and held). After the 2 secs, it goes away completely. Even if wires to/from that button/sensor were damaged -- I'm not sure how that is giving me the noise I hear or why there would be some sort of a signal when the door is closed only for two seconds.....I would think it would be shorter or for the entire time the door is closed?
Any ideas?
Thanks!
(I will be able to trace wires, etc. later but just wanted some more ideas to think about while I'm at work all day wondering if I will solve this.)
-- during the routing of the wires through the doors on the driver's side - there was just one wire that did not want to go through, and at one point a OEM wire got caught up on my coat hanger while I was pulling pretty hard (I believe it was lighter tan or pink).
-- only other problem I had was when I was wiring up a relay that was grounded with two other OEM grounds, almost in line vertically with the hood release (under the dash) on the driver's side (sorry, no pic.). I forgot I had my battery hooked up and accidentally touched a wire coming from BATT in the fuse panel to a ground wire I had hooked up here with the other two OEM wires. Didn't think anything was effected until I tried plugging in my radar detector on the way to work and it didn't power on. In addition to this, neither did my manual fan switch (can't remember where I grounded -- probably in place of the cigar lighter) -- so anyways, replaced the CIGAR/ACCY fuse once I got to work.
-- I do not think the second problem listed above contributes to my noise because the noise happened without the fuse repaired.
=> So, this noise is just an increasing buzz-like tone through my speakers that lasts about 2 seconds whenever I close the door (or whenever that button that senses whether or not the door is closed is pushed in and held). After the 2 secs, it goes away completely. Even if wires to/from that button/sensor were damaged -- I'm not sure how that is giving me the noise I hear or why there would be some sort of a signal when the door is closed only for two seconds.....I would think it would be shorter or for the entire time the door is closed?
Any ideas?
Thanks!
(I will be able to trace wires, etc. later but just wanted some more ideas to think about while I'm at work all day wondering if I will solve this.)