[generation3]

Anyone know for sure if running RCA and power wire right next to each other to the trunk mess with signal from RCA?

 

[asleepz]

Anyone know for sure if running RCA and power wire right next to each other to the trunk mess with signal from RCA?

Yep it sure will.

 

[BII]

You'll probably get alternator whine, which is SUPER annoying.

 

[sr20dem0n]

Actually the chances that you'll have a problem are very low, probably 1/10 at the highest, but there is a chance and it's so easy to run them separate that it's better to just avoid any chance of problems and run them separately from the beginning.

 

[xbrandonx]

mine are ran together and I do not have a problem, both down the driver side. However when I rewire everything and get something bigger then 8ga wire, I will run the power wire down the other side.

My old car did have a little whine ran together, however you could only hear it if the head unit was on and the volume was ALL the way down.

 

[asleepz]

Mine whines on the radio only for some reason. But then again I didn't wire my car. It was already done, and I haven't gotten around to doing it again.

 

[generation3]

So should I just have power on drivers side and RCA on passenger side to avoid problems is that enough distance. I have a 1993 Maxima

 

[xbrandonx]

yes, running them down the oppoiste sides of the panels is more then enough.

 

[I'm Slow]

i have my rca run down the left side of center console and power on the right side of center console and i dont have any probs