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Audio problem - 1/14/2008 1:18:08 PM

Gix1070

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Ok.. here´s the deal.

I took my cayenne S to dealer the other day cause check engine light was on, they had to replace ECU in the car.
Ok, that solved that problem, but on my way home i noticed that the sound from the sterio was not as good as when i left the car there.. there is a little continuous crackin sound in the speakers, even when the sterio is turned down to the lowest volume, also the subwhoofer dosen´t boost the sound up like before.. ????

I´m going CRAZY cause i love listening to my sterios LOUD!!

HELP!!

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RE: Audio problem - 4/28/2008 7:51:16 AM

WorldWideStereo

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Is the stereo in your Cayenne stock or aftermarket? Let me know and I can help

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