Question about Panasonic CQ-C8803U CD Player

Speaker makes a popping sound when car starts

Installed a new deck couple days ago ( panasonic cq-8803u) and when i start my car my speakers make a loud pop. then thats it. If i play a cd in my deck all my speakers work great. No problems at all. But when i play the radio i only get bad quality sound out of one speaker. My speakers should be wired correctly since the cd's play nice. I'm not sure wat the problem could be coming from. Antenna connection is good. could there be a short somewhere since i get the popping? actually the pop happens as soon as the head unit is powered up. Any ideas?

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May be the antenna jack such is connected in cassete is n't good

Posted on Jul 09, 2007

Anonymous Jul 09, 2007

check this jack check this jack

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