YOUR RESEARCHEngine noise through radio
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I am getting engine noice through my radio, particularly when listening to AM (5 Live not not sad AM). I think it is faulty supresion, has anyone got any advice on how to fix this. I hasten to add that I am a mechanical biff, so appologies in advance.
VAG suffered greatly with this 99 to 03 models. You can buy an in-line suppressor, the VAG type were best, they were like a 2" Silver tube and had a Blue wire that went to an ignition live off the back of the head unit. Simple to fit piggy back design I may even have one some where in my shed!
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