my moneys on a diode in the rectifier bridge in the alternator letting go.
Before I go randomly looking for loose wires and corroded grounding points has anyone had a Freebie radio go feral with substansial engine speed noise on AM in particular but also noticable on FM and faintly on CD?
If so give me some pointers before I break something difficult to put back together![]()
my moneys on a diode in the rectifier bridge in the alternator letting go.
Dave
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If the diode/alternator angle doesn't work, check for loose components near the alternator or ignition system - maybe a suppressor or filter has lost its earth connection. Don't know Freebies very well - do they have an electric fuel pump? If they do, check for bad earth or loose components near there too.
If you don't see anything there, it may be that a filter has lost its earth near the radio itself.
A handheld AM radio might help you locate the source (or it might just confuse things since sometimes the noise seems to come from everywhere - once it is on the power wiring it probably couples through the whole car).
Good luck with it - I will be offline for a week or so, I'll read all about your triumphant success later...
Cheers
Paul.
Paul
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