I installed a Blaupunkt headunit a while ago. Now when my engine is in higher revs I get a lot of interference with my radio. Would replacing my spark plugs with resistor plugs do anything to solve this problem? Does anybody know how well these plugs work in e30's? I know they can be finniky when it comes to the type of plugs you put in them. Thanks
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Originally posted by T.Dot E30huh? what does spark plugs have to do with ur stero?
Check ur grounds for the whinning noice, or rca's.....it could be just about anything. (except spark plugs :idea: )
and this (from the Bosch website):
"Resistor- Many spark plugs have a special conductive glass seal between the center electrode and the terminal stud. This seal acts as a resistor in the plug which reduces the transmission of pulses of energy to the ignition cables. These pulses can cause Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) with electrical components in the car. For some newer cars, resistor plugs are required for effective communication between the plugs and the electronic ignition."
Now can someone who knows what they're talking about help me?
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Originally posted by T.Dot E30ok budding go change ur spark plugs....
If you had a decent amp and set it up properly you shouldn't have this problem.
Try searching. There are many threads on this topic.
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Originally posted by NitroRustlerDriver
Apparently you have never seen resistor plugs before. And they do affect electronic devices. This may not be the cause in his case, but it is a possibility.
Try searching. There are many threads on this topic.
Well im sure it exsist, i dont see the need for em when there are other more practical ways to solve this problem.
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Originally posted by T.Dot E30Originally posted by NitroRustlerDriver
Apparently you have never seen resistor plugs before. And they do affect electronic devices. This may not be the cause in his case, but it is a possibility.
Try searching. There are many threads on this topic.
Well im sure it exsist, i dont see the need for em when there are other more practical ways to solve this problem.
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