Re: FC-40/FT-857D and 98 Wrangler
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crashlk55 wrote: Okay, I have followed the postings so
far and have the radio and
antenna and tuner installed in the TJ.
I have grounded the exhaust system as advised. I placed two large
ferrites on the fuel pump line. I put ferrites on the brake light
power lines.
Noise is still at S-7 to S-9. Pretty disgusting.
My next direction is the injectors, I suppose.
Any other ideas out there?
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