hey man...i totally missed this thread. what kind of amps are you running? The only thing i can think of is your having the same issue that guys get when they run an aftermarket deck with stock amps...the stock amp requires 5v turn on and the deck sends 12v causing the pop. In that case you would need to an a resistor in series between your headunit and your amps on the remote wire.
__________________
- 285/70/17 BFG ATKO - AVIC X910BT - Infinity Kappa - Infinity 475A - Magnaflow SIDO -
- Magnaflow Hiflow's - Volant CAI - Lightning Heads - LED Corners - Security by Viper -
MECP Certified Geek Squad Autotech
CEA# 174955
Give a n00b the answer he will be learn for a day; show him the search button, he will learn for life.
duh...shoulda gone back and read the first post, my bad.
The only think i can think of is a resistor man. Im pretty sure radio shack sells one that drops the voltage from 12 to 5. I saw a pic of one in another thread the other day but i cant find it now.
__________________
- 285/70/17 BFG ATKO - AVIC X910BT - Infinity Kappa - Infinity 475A - Magnaflow SIDO -
- Magnaflow Hiflow's - Volant CAI - Lightning Heads - LED Corners - Security by Viper -
MECP Certified Geek Squad Autotech
CEA# 174955
Give a n00b the answer he will be learn for a day; show him the search button, he will learn for life.
This forum is owned and operated by Internet Brands, Inc., a Delaware corporation. It is not authorized or endorsed by the Ford Motor Company and is not affiliated with the Ford Motor Company or its related companies in any way. FordŽ is a registered trademark of the Ford Motor Company
Linear Mode
