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Odd 'pop' noise from dash, then radio cut off

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YOUR RESEARCHOdd 'pop' noise from dash, then radio cut off

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Amp was replaced. Seems to have solved it.

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for the next "What oil should I use" thread!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

This has been going on for a while (the pop) but today it was tied to the CDR23 going off. When I first get in the car, there is a fairly loud single POP emanating from the center dash area, almost near the alarm, seems like. Just one pop. But loud enough that it would be similar to a good rock hitting your glass. Got it? So after a few weeks of this (one pop, only when I first get in, or sometimes just open the door and am ready to get in - and no, it's not even close to the door), I decide to get it checked out. I did notify my service advisor, and will get in soon. But today I head out, and about 20' from the house, the pop goes off again, and this time the radio shuts off. I turn it off, then on again, no sound. Had that happen before, and have had a few head units exchanged, and amp too. In order to get the sound back on (radio), I have to turn off the car, arm it, disarm, then restart. Radio comes back fine, all settings where they were. So the question is - has anyone EVER experienced a noise like this (single pop noise, near the center dash), and if so, how was it resolved? I'm beginning to think based on today's episode that a cable is pinched behind the head unit.

POST 3Original post

Eric's sig says his car has Bose so it would have the MOST (fiber) Bose amp

POST 4Original post

Quotes source post: 5947885

Don't know the MOST stuff too well, but I have had amps overheat and shut off with a pop.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The pop can be heard when you first get in the car, when it's cold and not been run for at least a day. I don't think it's the amp. And this noise is more than something like that. It's scary loud when it pops.

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 5948443

It's GONNA BLOW!! take cover!!! (sorry)

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Here's the update: I too thought it was going to blow. A couple weeks ago it did it several times as I drove away from the house, and the friggin Becker shut off (POS anyway). So I took it to the dealer while the radio was dead, and the PIWIS could not find the amp (now that sounds funny). Left it overnight, and sure enough, the tech heard that loud pop the next morning when he got in, and it too scared the $#@& out of him. He slid the head unit out, and the noise did not repeat. Then they replaced the amp (under ext warranty), and so far, popping noise is gone and all is well. Stay tuned. Thanks for the suggestions.

POST 8Original post

You should listen to more rock - pop obviously doesn't suit you!

POST 9Original post

Quotes source post: 6031025

Either that or Eric bought some uber-popcorn for the next "What oil should I use" thread!

POST 10Original post

Have snap and crackle been seen in the garage? Perhaps they know where pop is...... (again - sorry)

POST 11Original post

Quotes source post: 6031828

That is a good one!

POST 12Original post

MFletch will help you out with the rebuild after the fire.

POST 13Original post

Is this the dreaded "POP" radar you mentioned in a prior thread?

POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hahahahaha....No Steven. It's a LOUD noise. And it will scare the crap out of you, as it did my tech. Amp was replaced. Seems to have solved it.

POST 15Original post

Too bad - I was hoping to learn a way to defeat that type of radar utilizing my radio amp!!

POST 16Original post

Quotes source post: 6032613

Turn up radio - avoid speeding tickets this is a winning combo!!

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