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RE:Window Motor issue

Subject: RE:Window Motor issue
by SpectatorRacing on 2007/12/29 22:56:49

If the window motor is running it's not the wiring or the motor. And in case it wasn't obvious, the size of your car's engine has nothing to do with electrical interferance. Only other electrical components or wiring can affect that.

However, longshot, but if the window motor is fried somehow (seems unlikely if you can hear it run) it could produce a large enough EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) signal which could cause noise in the radio.
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