Audiophile blares in slow, sharp turns...
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Audiophile blares in slow, sharp turns...
I have been searching on this problem for a while, but haven't really found anything...
I bought a 2004 Audiophile head unit and installed it in my 2005 FX4 supercrew, and sometimes when I am turning at slow speeds (and this is ONLY during sharp slow turns) my radio blares really quickly for less than a second. It is loud enough to make you jump everytime! Does anyone else have this problem or have any idea what it is?? I will probably take my truck into the dealership, but I don't think they would replace my Audiophile unit with another Audiophile unit since only the 6-disc MP3 non-Audiophile was original equipment...
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance...
I bought a 2004 Audiophile head unit and installed it in my 2005 FX4 supercrew, and sometimes when I am turning at slow speeds (and this is ONLY during sharp slow turns) my radio blares really quickly for less than a second. It is loud enough to make you jump everytime! Does anyone else have this problem or have any idea what it is?? I will probably take my truck into the dealership, but I don't think they would replace my Audiophile unit with another Audiophile unit since only the 6-disc MP3 non-Audiophile was original equipment...
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance...
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I'm glad I ain't the only one. With the original single disc CD unit, mine would do the same thing - when making slow turns, every now and then the volume would spike up then come back down to its previous level. I never got around to fixing it, I replaced the '04 head unit with an '05 CD-6/MP3 head unit I bought off EBay. No problems since. It may be something in the head unit since mine hasn't done it since I upgraded. Originally, I thought it had something to do with the steering wheel controls, but since it does it in your FX4, we can rule that out.
ETA - And since you're running an '04 head unit, and I got an '05, this further reinforces that it may be something in the head unit.
ETA - And since you're running an '04 head unit, and I got an '05, this further reinforces that it may be something in the head unit.
Last edited by Quintin; 11-08-2005 at 07:47 AM.
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Originally Posted by RockyJSquirrel
Don't those units have a built in volume control that increases volume at highway speeds in order to overcome wind noise? I'd suspect that the sensor is faulty, or else it's shorting out on tight turns. Do you have steering wheel controls?
(BTW, I have no clue- just guessing here)
(BTW, I have no clue- just guessing here)