Hey all. I have JVC Headunit in my 1998 toyota tacoma. Pioneer 3-way speakers (2 speaker set-up) are about a year old. I'm pretty sure my headunit is fried, but I figured I'd ask here first. Seemingly randomly, whether I'm listening to a CD or the radio, I suddenly get almost nothing but loud static. Sometimes I'll just get a constant popping sound in both speakers. Sometimes both. For about a month, I've been able to push on the faceplate lightly and it would go away for a while, now I can't have the stereo on for more than 30 seconds before it goes to static/popping. Adjusting the faceplate doesn't help.
I don't have the money for a new headunit right now, so I was hopping you guys could give me a few ideas of what to check.
Thanks,
Dan
The faceplate is detachable correct? how does the faceplate plug into the deck body? Is it a small male-female plug like the Pioneers decks from a couple of years ago? It sounds like a problem with the connection between the faceplate and the deck body, since you mentioned that pushing on the face plate used to help. Could be wrong though.
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Sebastion K.
So Cal Audio Concepts
Yes, faceplate if detachable, and it is a small (maybe 1" wide by 1/4" high) male/female plug. Stereo was in the truck when I bought it, speakers I installed. Thats what I'm thinking, a problem with that connection. Whether it be the connector itself or something inside the headunit.
My first post...
This sounds familiar. I had the problem with my faceplate about nine months ago. The display would go out until I jimmied with it, then it would come on again. Then one day it would work at all (no sound), basically it blew an EEPROM inside the deck. But I do remember the popping noises before it blew up on me. Hope this helps somewhat.
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