MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: r5gtt on September 04, 2016, 11:05:17 pm
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Been having this problem sinse I've been driving this car and it just doesn't go fuzzy but also no music from speakers. Any idea guys?.
btw it's an rds300
Thanks
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Anyone?. :sad1:
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Aerial lead caught behind pedal mechanism and damaged coax maybe? Can't imagine how it could be caused by an electrical fault but not an expert, could be a supply problem to an amplifier relating to common supplies?. Maybe try a cheap mag mount aerial with its own coax.
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Cheers @flashp (http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=5579) I'll check the pedal area out as it's doing my head in as I come.to a slow down or stop and it's hissing at me :doh: people might think I'm mad listening to a hiss :stupid: if I can't find a solution it'll be out the window and new set up in.
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Do you have fancy brake lights (eg LEDs), it's possible that LEDs or associated electronics might generate radio frequency noise.
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If you're stationary and you press the brake does it still make the noise?
Or is it only when you brake hard whilst driving?
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Do you have fancy brake lights (eg LEDs), it's possible that LEDs or associated electronics might generate radio frequency noise.
Oh noooooooo :scared: I think it started after I fitted the inner skyline lights but can't be 100% sure as I didn't really listen to the radio then. If you're stationary and you press the brake does it still make the noise?
Or is it only when you brake hard whilst driving?
Yes it's the same when I'm stationery or braking and slowing down not sure about when braking hard.
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Sounds like RF noise from your fancy brake lights
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Maybe try and fit a shielding around the lights. That may help.
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Sounds like RF noise from your fancy brake lights
:doh: thank mate :drinking:Maybe try and fit a shielding around the lights. That may help.
cheers I'll give that a go when I get a chance :drinking:
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It's definitely interference some where,unplug your lighting and go from there
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unplug :thinking: that'll be quite difficult as all the wiring plugs are hidden away in the boot lid.
Will need to cut the wiring at the connections behind the rear panels :sad1:
Thanks mate
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You can unplug the main two rear lights in 5 seconds. Just move the felt lining and you'll see a plug going into each unit, push a flathead screwdriver towards the front of the car and boom.
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Just pull the fuses for the lights
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You can unplug the main two rear lights in 5 seconds. Just move the felt lining and you'll see a plug going into each unit, push a flathead screwdriver towards the front of the car and boom.
He did the skyline mod so it's no longer that simple I think...
Fuses out!
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You can unplug the main two rear lights in 5 seconds. Just move the felt lining and you'll see a plug going into each unit, push a flathead screwdriver towards the front of the car and boom.
He did the skyline mod so it's no longer that simple I think...
Fuses out!
Ohh, fair enough
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where did you wire the skyline lights to? , the number plate or the actual lights, i did mine to the actual lights and don't have this problem.
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Maybe of little help or you already know but think your an 05 your aerial is built into the rear boot glass so is probably something to do with it
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where did you wire the skyline lights to? , the number plate or the actual lights, i did mine to the actual lights and don't have this problem.
I wired them directly to the rear lights both left and right so fuses don't get confused.
Thanks
Maybe of little her mop or you already know but think your an 05 your aerial is built into the rear boot glass so is probably something to do with it
It has an aerial on top bee sting one which is why I was able to do the CC mod. thanks