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okay i know this has ben answered somewhere bt i can;t find it. I am pretty sure it has smething to do with bad earth... but not sure and don;t know what to do to fix it.
When ever i plug in my gps or ipod to charger it and plug it in the the AUX i get cronic electrical noise through the stereo. It's only whn i plug it into the power socket. What can i do to stop it. It's the standard AUX addon. not the amped one. The noise is not there if i just hook up the ipod or gps. Any help would be great. Cheerz guys. |
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Power socket noise
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