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hey everyone,

i recently installed under body neons, and since that i keep getting this buzzing noise coming from the back of my car, and also my headunit says failure on the screen until a press any button....any help would reli b awesome....i am soo sick of hearing that noise, n seeing that word failure everytime is annoying too :)

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From the manual (http://pdf.crse.com/manuals/3251114211.pdf 4mb) here, it says that 'FAILURE" means that 'the connection of speakers / amplifiers is incorrect.'

Did you change the wiring when doing the neons?

How about the grounding for the neons, is it to a clean spot secure to the chassis?

Is the neon power wires anywhere near the amp wiring? Try moving it away...

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faliuer on a sony indicates you have a shorted speaker (short to body usually. the buzzing noise isthe unit telling you someting is wrong.

start by checking your wiring off the radio and then the speakers.

nothing to do with the neon kit you fitted.

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