it doesnt always static .. like when i first drive it in the morning its good. but the longer i drive it it always does .... But Radio static increases with the volume .. this doesnt.. if i have it all the way down to where no music is playing it still statics.. and if i turn it up, the static volume stays where it is and i can play the music louder then the static to where i cant hear it..
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Static coming thru your speakers can be caused by a number of issues, including those already listed. It sounds to me like a wiring issue. Somewhere there is a bad connection or speaker wires that are picking up a very slight signal from another wire (most likely a power wire or something with voltage running through it). Basically, your static is caused by some sort of interference.Originally posted by Phantomplanet89 View Post
This hypothesis is further backed up by "[When I] first drive it in the morning, [static is] good, but the longer I drive [static] always [returns]" ....
When you first start the car, everything is cold, including wiring. As you drive (and run the stereo), everything heats up, including the all wires with voltage running through them. As they heat up, the wires may lose impedance. Electricity ALWAYS takes the path of least resistance.
20 year old wiring is not going to be perfect, even if it seems so upon visual inspection.
This is just my $.02... I do not have a definite solution for you. Hope this helps. Good luck, and be sure to keep the thread updated when you find a solution.
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Well, I plan on putting in a aftermarket headunit. If that doesnt help ill try to rerun new speaker wire or something..Comment
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