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Its a buzzing noise

I thought it was the amp at first so i unhooked that one amp and left the other ones hooked up but its still doing it.

I have a distribution block but the main ground is in one spot

Id also like to add that the music still works but you have to turn it up quite a bit to hear it over the noise. And when I start my truck the noise gets louder.

thanks ill look into that

The what fuse?

I have a pioneer deck that had 3 separate RCA plugins. There is a front, rear and sub one. I have 3 different sets of RCAs going the 3 different amps. I have four kicker 6x9s on one amp, 2 kicker 12s on another amp, and four kicker 6.5s on the other amp. i just installed the amp for the 6.5s today. The RCAs for the sub amp are of course hooked up in the sub plugin on the deck. i had the amp for the 6x9s hooked up the the front plugin on the deck ans it worked fine. Now today i go to hook the amp for the 6.5s up to the front plugin and the amp for the 6x9s to the rear plugin and a wierd buzzing sound comes out of the speakers. If i unplug the RCAs that are hooked up to the 6x9 amp the noise stop. Im not aware of this problem and not sure how to fix it. Any ideas?

I was thinking that i didnt need one but some of the other intakes they make for my truck come with them. I just wanted to make sure the heat or whatever from the engine wouldnt hurt it. I appreciate the help guys.

i bought a cold air intake kit for my 97 toyota tacoma 3.4 V6 4x4. The intake itself did not come with a heat shield. Do i necessarly need a heat shield or can i use it without one?