What does the noise filter plug in to? I'm assuming I need to remove the radio from the dash to do this.
1867465
This plugs in between your radio and your factory antenna wire. Your assumption is correct.
1867466
I had to pull the radio out of my dash since the antenna cable plugs into the female antenna socket in the back of the radio. Some radios have a cable coming out the back of the radio with a female plug on the end to connect to your antenna lead. If that is the case, you may be able to reach behind the dash on the passenger side to access it. Good luck - it is worth doing either way.
1867467
The Filter fits inline between your radio and your cars antenna wire. The noise filter has a female antenna wire hole in one end and a male antenna wire coming out of the other end. After removing what ever is needed to access the cars existing antenna wire where it is plugged into your radio,..pull antenna wire out of the female antenna hole on your radio,..Then the wire pictured on the noise filter plugs into the female antenna plug hole on your radio,..now plug the cars original antenna wire into the noise filter's female hole.
1867468
If you can get to the antenna plug in on the side or back of the radio you just unplug it and plug this unit in and then the antenna plugs into the rectangular part of the piece. Sometimes you might have to take the radio out but try not to...probably will cut your hands a few little places trying to do this but that is how you do it. Hope this helps.
1942403
Most likely you forgot to plug something from the harness of tHe vehicle. This would not effect any buttons on your dash. I did the same mistake:)
203653
I would contact SoundOff directly for applications. They have different models for different vehicle makes so you want to make sure this is the right one for your vehicle.
1060560
There's an FM transmitter. You pick an FM channel without a signal on your car stereo, usually at the lower end of the dial.The unit also has built-in speakers, so you don't *have* to connect to your car system if you don't want.
1978930
I installed it without the wind deflector and it's pretty noisy on my car. I'm going to install the deflector and see if it quiets it down any.
1780472
I took mine a Auto radio and stereo systems Sales service and had them put it in.There are too many things that you can break when taking the dash out. Good Luck!
141688
You may be able to get a noise filter. I have seen them online and at radio shack
1339015
There's a button by the knob that enables/disables the EQ, but the internal switch on/off switch is controlled by a wire that I connected to the same wire that turns the head unit on when you start the car. I suppose you could connect that wire to something else if you wanted to get creative.
762457
Mine didn't; it was the unit only. I had to purchase a sound system to make it work. The car wasn't an issue since I have a subscription for that.
980590
I had to disconnect navigation. My car has a shotgun style in dash CD player that was not affected
1731135
you have to take the antenna motor out of the car. Then get the busted piece out of the motor I left it hooked up and let the motor pull it in by turning the radio off.
1349558
I've never used the Aux input, but I do get some slight alternator noise on radio or CD. This is usually due to ground loops existing within the system, and can be reduced by splicing in ground loop isolators. I've reduced it, but not eliminated it entirely. Still playing around with it... John
1615390
If it does, it is closer to 10%. In my car it is very minor difference between plugging straight in or using the ground loop isolator. Most of the noise cut out for me is just extra static.
1146238
It's probably the back speakers. I don't know if that car have them up front
2025435
I returned my radio because it didn't work. Anyway, Connect your wires to the terminal block under your dash, (Consol). You should have one. Good luck.
1978259
I am having the same problem and it is driving me nuts. It is on my iPhone and 4g iPod and I have a lexus is 250 so it isnt because my products are old. I get a whirring sound whenever my car accelerates, So I am assuming this feedback is caused by the cigarette lighter. Now if there were a way to filter out the feedback
625902
Check the manual. There is an automatic filter to cancel out those annoying noises...works pretty well for us. Good luck!