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The noise was from the transmission control module. I solved it with a 150pf
capacitor between the 12 V supply line of the TCM and ground. The capacitance and length of wire were both critical. Chris "Chris" wrote in message link.net... | I just installed a CB radio in a 92 Plymouth Grand Voyager. All went smoothe | except for one thing. There is something in the van causing a great deal of | noise in the receive on certain channels. It sounds like a constant | mid-frequency tone. It comes on when the ignition switch is turned on but | remains on for 15 minutes or so after the switch is turned back off. When I | listen under the hood, I can hear a faint noise from something electronic | there. It is the same pitch as what I hear in the CB. When that noise quits, | the CB noise quits. Could it be the fuel pump or injectors? Someone please | help me locate the source of this noise. If I know what it is, I can deal | with it better. | | Thanks, | Chris | | | |
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