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djmadmatt 08-13-2009 07:24 PM

Stereo Pops When Triming
 
Got a question. If I have the Stereo Playing and I hit the trim switch either for the drives or the tabs, I get a Pop though the system as soon at the solenoid engauges. Anyone else had this problem and if so, what did they do about it?

Thanks,
Matt

Audiofn 08-13-2009 07:28 PM

You have a bad ground some place. The other thing that can cause this is voltage drop if you have small wires.

getrdunn 08-13-2009 07:31 PM

Run your grounds from your stereo and amps if applicable straight to the battery.

djmadmatt 08-13-2009 07:34 PM

The 2 Trim pumps on the Starboard Side are grounded straight to the Starboard Battery. The 2 on the Port Side are grounded straight to the Port Battery. The amps and deck are Powered and grounded to the Port battery with 4 Gauge. I dont see how i could have a bad ground unless the deck isnt grounded to that 4 gauge and is somehow grounded somewhere else. Hmmmmmmmmm

88Fount33 08-14-2009 07:42 AM

Could it be possible that the arc created by the contacts in the solenoid is like a miniture lightning strike? Your pops could just be the system picking up this discharge. I have heard similar with mine when I have forgotten to turn it off when starting the engines. I don't use the stereo with the engines running, no point can't hear it.

Audiofn 08-14-2009 07:46 AM

I would fallow all your grounds and see were they go. If they are grounded together to the battery directly (amps and head unit) then you may have a bad component. What kind of equipment do you have?

djmadmatt 08-14-2009 10:46 AM

Its got to be a ground issue. I'm thinking the deck isnt grounded with the amps through the 4 gauge and since neither motor is in the boat now, I'm sure its that. I'm going to rewire the deck ground and go from there.

Donman 09-02-2009 09:55 PM

Had the same problem. It is a ground issue. Run a GOOD ground to the deck. Sounds like your amps are grounded good.

ezstriper 09-03-2009 07:03 AM

I think it comes from the amps picking up contacts in the other electronics, note sure you can cure it..like to know if you do though...Rob


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