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blind34_1 · 06-15-2002, 10:46 PM

Well first I would go with maxvla and say new system.

second, you can try to eliminate possibly problems:

- check the connections to speakers and check your head unit's wires. Make sure they are not loose or anything.

- I assume you are using the tape adapter for your cdplayer? or is it installed? Check that adapter, wiggle it around, try a different adapter. Check the heads on your tape player. Clean the heads.

- if that doesnt work, hit it. Take the unit out and while you are playing music hit it in various places. Dont destroy it, just give it heavy taps. See if it makes a difference. If it does, check the wiring again CLOSELY. If its all good, then you've probably got an internal problem and should chuck it for a new one.

I dont know its just what I would do.

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06-15-2002, 10:46 PM	#3
blind34_1 Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: IL Age: 41 Posts: 1,813	Well first I would go with maxvla and say new system. second, you can try to eliminate possibly problems: - check the connections to speakers and check your head unit's wires. Make sure they are not loose or anything. - I assume you are using the tape adapter for your cdplayer? or is it installed? Check that adapter, wiggle it around, try a different adapter. Check the heads on your tape player. Clean the heads. - if that doesnt work, hit it. Take the unit out and while you are playing music hit it in various places. Dont destroy it, just give it heavy taps. See if it makes a difference. If it does, check the wiring again CLOSELY. If its all good, then you've probably got an internal problem and should chuck it for a new one. I dont know its just what I would do.