DOC-DeanOfClean

I get a whining noise from the stereo when playing mp3 player with the
player's charger connected to the cigarette lighter. I read somewhere that
someone had a similar problem & had to install a filter. I couldn't find
the post. Can anyone help? Thank you.

Herb Kauhry

While your's is most likely generated by the alternator, the Explorers DO
have a very noisy (RF-wise) fuel pump in the tank. I had Ford install their
OEM noise suppressor on mine (a '97) and it completely eliminated my
interference problems (shortwave/amateur radio 'HF' radio spectrum).

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"DOC-DeanOfClean" <palermolarry@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> I get a whining noise from the stereo when playing mp3 player with the
> player's charger connected to the cigarette lighter. I read somewhere that
> someone had a similar problem & had to install a filter. I couldn't find
> the post. Can anyone help? Thank you.
>

Simon H

"DOC-DeanOfClean" <palermolarry@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:55fc91e335b0473eacbe4ed3b53fca0b@localhost.talkaboutautos.com...
>I get a whining noise from the stereo when playing mp3 player with the
> player's charger connected to the cigarette lighter. I read somewhere that
> someone had a similar problem & had to install a filter. I couldn't find
> the post. Can anyone help? Thank you.
>

You need to get a better quality 'regulated' power supply for your MP3
player.

Simon H