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01-11-2012, 12:53 PM
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Garmin zumo 660
Hello there peeps just a quick one.
I wondered if any of you might have one on the bike as iv recently purchased one and have noticed it screeches and clicks n sounds like old dial up connection Internet. It makes these noises from the speaker and just wonder if it had anything to do with the can bus system on the bike.
Initially I thought it was the Ecu blowing up underneath the tank lol..
Anyone herd of this or had this.
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01-11-2012, 01:54 PM
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Mine doesn't do any of that. I have mine hardwired to the battery though. Try it that way and see what happens.
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01-11-2012, 02:32 PM
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Yeah that's how mine is mate straight to the battery.
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01-11-2012, 04:18 PM
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Yeah connect it to the batt or install a noise filter (like for an am radio).
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01-12-2012, 06:07 AM
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Mine doesnt make any noises. No noise filter. Mine is wired to the socket under the front right fairing.
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01-13-2012, 11:00 PM
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These days you shouldn't really need a noise filter with any electronics. The more I thought about it the more I belive he tapped into the wrong power source or has an exposed wire in his power cable.
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'02 RC51 Sato exhaust and rearsets, PCIIIr w/Kyle map, Pazzo racing levers, HRC quick turn throttle, PAIR blockoff, Steel braided lines, Race-Tech suspension, Double Bubble screen, Hotbodies under tail, Custom hugger, flush mount turn signals.
'11 BMW S1k Kyle exhaust, PCV w/Kyle map and Auto-tuner, Ohlins 30mm cartridge kit-TTX MKII shock, Sato rearsets, PAIR blockoff, Frame and Axle sliders, Puig screen, Pazzo levers, Yosh case covers-tidy tail, Accossato quick turn throttle, Watsen LEDs.
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01-14-2012, 10:35 AM
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definatly not a broken wire its been there 2 days and is spot on checked a few times...
rele need to work this out its affecting the units working aswell it seems
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01-14-2012, 12:30 PM
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An exposed wire is different from a broke wire. And can be hard to detect. It is more prevalent in a coax type cable. And remember I am just giving opinions on your discreption of the problem. So short of a bad power cable or poor power source, I can only come back to a bad grounding point. To troubleshoot the problem you should hook it directly to the battery and see if the noise goes away. If so then your cable is good and you need to look at where you are getting your power from. Better yet where do you have it grounded to? That is all I can suggest without seeing/hearing the problem in person.
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'02 RC51 Sato exhaust and rearsets, PCIIIr w/Kyle map, Pazzo racing levers, HRC quick turn throttle, PAIR blockoff, Steel braided lines, Race-Tech suspension, Double Bubble screen, Hotbodies under tail, Custom hugger, flush mount turn signals.
'11 BMW S1k Kyle exhaust, PCV w/Kyle map and Auto-tuner, Ohlins 30mm cartridge kit-TTX MKII shock, Sato rearsets, PAIR blockoff, Frame and Axle sliders, Puig screen, Pazzo levers, Yosh case covers-tidy tail, Accossato quick turn throttle, Watsen LEDs.
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01-15-2012, 06:57 AM
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thanks rc51 mate but again as i said first it is direct to the battery and i tested the cable 4 times now is isnt the cable........
could you tell me whether it could be the mic or headphone wires tied in a bunch under my seat..
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01-15-2012, 09:47 AM
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I have all the extra cables sockets wrapped in electrical tape. Could be the problem or it could be just a bad Garmin.
Does it make the noise when it's off the bike?
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