I have a Audiobahn A18001DJ it worked fine for 1 year, now from one day to the other every time I turn on the radio it emits a strange noise and even noise out in subwoofers. and not the voltage is always irregular between 10volts and 11volts ... someone help me?

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All you can do is pull the radio out and send it into a local repair shop that is licensed to repair Nissan electronics.

the timing belt will not have anything to do with the motor turning over trying to start. First make sure u do have a very strong battery. Could be a bad connection or a broken wire to starter also.

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Sounds like a bad belt and it is burning as the motor tries to turn the brush. Does it smell like burning rubber?

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Here's your geek-steer ...

"...is emitting strange whining sounds every now and then ... Is this strange noise a sign of an impending problem?" == EVERY strange HDD noise is ALWAYS a sign of impending failure.

Peform a "Check Disk" on it ...

chkdsk DRIVE_LETTER /X /R

• There should be NO surface errors if it's new(er).
• Regardless, if it's new, then immediately insist upon a replacement.

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Check all the wiring. It could be a loose connection since it's intermitent. Really pay attention to the power cable, both the end for the amp and the one that's going to the battery cable.

Hooking up the AM antenna loop should not have fried anything, as I know lots of peeps who have done that. The FM RF amp. sounds like it may be at fault. The only way to tell if its bad is by hooking up an RF generator and I would be surprosed if you had one of those laying around. Disconnect the unit and take it to a repair shop.. If its an older model Time to get a new one. Good Luck