76 Tach Filter
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This might help locating it and what it looks like:
http://www.ecklers.com/Illusrate_pop...jpg&text=46137
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This might help locating it and what it looks like:
http://www.ecklers.com/Illusrate_pop...jpg&text=46137
http://www.ecklers.com/Illusrate_pop...jpg&text=46137
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From: Wellington, FL
St. Jude Donor '11 thru '25
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From: Columbia Missouri
Radio Frequency Interference.
It's a high pitched wine that can be heard through after market or amped stereo systems. It's when a component of the stereo system is picking up noise from either the alternator or distributor. Ground loops can cause a similar noise but it's not RFI. Mine even does it when the head unit is off, the amps are disconnected, and the terminals to the tweeters register a 0.00V on a DMM. It's puzzling to say the least and it's stumping everyone including me. Like I said, the tach filter is just about the only think I haver not tried.
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Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 10,560
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From: Wellington, FL
St. Jude Donor '11 thru '25
Radio Frequency Interference.
It's a high pitched wine that can be heard through after market or amped stereo systems. It's when a component of the stereo system is picking up noise from either the alternator or distributor. Ground loops can cause a similar noise but it's not RFI. Mine even does it when the head unit is off, the amps are disconnected, and the terminals to the tweeters register a 0.00V on a DMM. It's puzzling to say the least and it's stumping everyone including me. Like I said, the tach filter is just about the only think I haver not tried.
It's a high pitched wine that can be heard through after market or amped stereo systems. It's when a component of the stereo system is picking up noise from either the alternator or distributor. Ground loops can cause a similar noise but it's not RFI. Mine even does it when the head unit is off, the amps are disconnected, and the terminals to the tweeters register a 0.00V on a DMM. It's puzzling to say the least and it's stumping everyone including me. Like I said, the tach filter is just about the only think I haver not tried.
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This might help locating it and what it looks like:
http://www.ecklers.com/Illusrate_pop...jpg&text=46137
http://www.ecklers.com/Illusrate_pop...jpg&text=46137
Thanks!....I'll look into it....Pete
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