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  1. As soon as I get the time I'm going to pull that speaker out of the dash and see if anything seems amiss. That's where I'll start and work from there!
  2. Hello, I'm looking for some insight on a strange problem I'm experiencing. After about 10 minutes of running, the left front dash speaker begins to buzz and when this buzzing starts, it also picks up alternator whine. Up until this starts, there is no problem at all, and the stereo operates as normal. This occurs whether the stereo is on or off. If when this begins I turn the headlights on the buzzing and alternator whine will cease and everthing will again be as normal. After a similar amount of time, it will begin again, and I can once again eliminate it by turning the lights on and off. I have a fair amount of experience with aftermarket stereos, and have dealt with alternator whine before, but this is odd as it is not constantly present, and can be eliminated by using the light switch (my belief is that it is simply the change in electrical load that is making it cease, not directly related to the lights themselves). Does anyone have any ideas they could share? Help is greatly appreciated! Thank you. Mark
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