Audi aftermarket radio install amp turn on noise?

Question

I am installing a new head unit into my 95 Audi with the Bose system, I have the wiring harness and hooked everything up correctly, but I am having problems with the amp turn on. If i connect the blue/white wire the amp will turn on, but when changing from CD to FM or AM, or when i turn the car off I will get a speaker boom noise. I know that thay make a factory amp integration unit, but i don't really want to spend another $50 on the project. My next move is to have a separate amp switch.
Any ideals would be appreciated
Thank You

Answer 1

You need either the integration kit, or a soft turn on circuit to wire into the remote wire.



They used to be more prevalent in the mid 90's. But, since most amps already have them built in, they are really hard to find now.



Installing a switch in the remote line won't help either, It'll still pop every time you change the source or flip the switch.



Your best bet would be to get the integration kit.

Answer 2

in case you got a personalised wiring harness, determine all connections are tight. determine the floor is tight. there may well be a redundant floor, if so determine it incredibly is bolted down tight. (floor isn't your situation using fact the radio is on, yet determine the floor is tight besides to get rid of destiny problems using floor coming loose). in case you had to manufacture a wiring harness, determine the speaker wires are going to the perfect audio equipment, L and R for each speaker and to the perfect polarity of the speaker. If all wires are tight and connected wisely, the radio itself could be undesirable. examine all obtainable avenues previously changing the stereo.

Answer 3

Your going to have to bypass the audi amplifier, i have a 97 a4 with premium sound and i had to rewire all my speakers to bypass the amplifier

sorry :-\

Answer 4

did you bypass the factory bose amp if not this is prolly where your noise is coming from