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shad0019 
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I have a 2006 Ford Fusion. I just put in a Pioneer AvicD3, MTX 9500 series sub, a mono block Thunder Elite Amp, and a 4-channel Thunder Elite amp. I installed the power wire running to the back down the Drivers side, and the RCAs and Speaker wire down the passenger. I have the power and ground running through the distribution block to both amps. I believe I am getting an Alternator Whine, since the noise goes up as I rev the car up. I replaced the RCAs with new ones, and the noise did not go away. If I disconnect the RCAs from the Head Unit the noise is still there. It goes away as soon as I disconnect the RCas from the amp. I have even tried a new amp to help the problem. What do you thinkI can do to help this out? All help is greatly appreciated.
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   Is the engine noise barely noticable or is it VERY loud?

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The engine noise is very loud. If I have the key in the on position, but the car is not running the noise is there. If I use the delay turn off on my car, and take the key out, the noise is gone.
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Just for clarification...
Are you saying that when the car is running and you take the key out using the delay turn-off, the whine goes away, but if you put the key in with the car NOT running, there is a whine?

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