Radio Static

[Camaro Ice]

My 2012 FM Radio has static in all stations except 2 when turning on any lights in the car. Problem immediately started after installing afterburners.

Any ideas? Are they taking too much power to run maybe?

[Evil-Bee-NH]

Originally Posted by Camaro Ice

My 2012 FM Radio has static in all stations except 2 when turning on any lights in the car. Problem immediately started after installing afterburners.

Any ideas? Are they taking too much power to run maybe?

that ones new to me i have the issue but my digital amp/sub is bolted to the back of my rear seat right below the antenna so it messes with reception.

[Camaro Ice]

Originally Posted by Evil-Bee-NH

that ones new to me i have the issue but my digital amp/sub is bolted to the back of my rear seat right below the antenna so it messes with reception.

^Very Interesting....My shop told me these afterburners are brand-spankin new so its a pretty rare product and they cant even ask around if anyone else experiences this.

[Chevrolet Customer Svc]

Originally Posted by Camaro Ice

^Very Interesting....My shop told me these afterburners are brand-spankin new so its a pretty rare product and they cant even ask around if anyone else experiences this.

Wow,

Sorry to hear of your concerns Camaro Ice as I know that must be displeasing for you. Have you considered taking the vehicle in for an official diagnosis? If I may be of assistance to you, feel free to message me anytime otherwise keep us updated on whether the issue is fixed.

Sincerely,

William R.
Chevrolet Customer Care

[Evil-Bee-NH]

Originally Posted by Camaro Ice

^Very Interesting....My shop told me these afterburners are brand-spankin new so its a pretty rare product and they cant even ask around if anyone else experiences this.

I'm not sure bout any frequency issues with a set of afterburner lights unless they use some new fangled digital frequency as unlikely but possible as that seems i just know anything with a digital signal anywhere near our antena's causes massive FM reception disruption.