My ears are hurting - B&O sound system goes crazy - *safety issue*

[gsin]

Just happened to me while driving. Pulled over and shut car off. Took 30 minutes for noise to stop.
Calling dealer and filing report. This is a serious safety issue

 

[MDJAK]

Just happened to me while driving. Pulled over and shut car off. Took 30 minutes for noise to stop.
Calling dealer and filing report. This is a serious safety issue

Yep. But should it happen again, and it hasn’t to me, just try switching the input and that should fix it at least then.

 

[relak]

Just happened to me for the second time. This time it was randomly when the audio system had to function through the parking sensors and not a continuous blast. Still couldn't drive the vehicle because I was picking up my daughter and didn't want to risk it with her in the car. Had to drive my wife's car instead.

Occurs at :24 and 1:15 in the video -

Previous video of the first occurrence several months ago:

 

[New recaros]

I have a 21 and it was like a gun shot thru the speakers. I loosened and re-tightened all the ground wire I could find. My noise happened when I hit the start button, might not be related

 

[relak]

Just filed a formal complaint with the NHSTA

 

[MDJAK]

Mine did it again yesterday. This time my wife was in the car. If she had a heart condition she’d have keeled over dead. Scared the living **** out of her.

 

[New recaros]

Mine did it again yesterday. This time my wife was in the car. If she had a heart condition she’d have keeled over dead. Scared the living **** out of her.

That’s a fine excuse to get a new truck.

 

[Shark]

I just traded for a 2022 Raptor and on the 2nd day of ownership, with my wife riding in it for the first time, I got this extremely loud static sound as soon as I started. It lasted for about 5 seconds then stopped on it's own. Sync had connected to my phone and was on Carplay. I tried playing a song on spotify and no audio at all. It wasn't until I switched sources that the audio came back. It seems there are a few different manifestations of this issue. Many of the videos show a "popping" sound, while mine was a vary loud static sound. I've also read that many are pulling a fuse or disconnecting a battery, while others just change audio source to get it to stop. I filed a NHTSA report as well. After this much time it seems if Ford has not determined the cause and issued a TSB on it, they probably won't until forced to.

 

[New recaros]

I just traded for a 2022 Raptor and on the 2nd day of ownership, with my wife riding in it for the first time, I got this extremely loud static sound as soon as I started. It lasted for about 5 seconds then stopped on it's own. Sync had connected to my phone and was on Carplay. I tried playing a song on spotify and no audio at all. It wasn't until I switched sources that the audio came back. It seems there are a few different manifestations of this issue. Many of the videos show a "popping" sound, while mine was a vary loud static sound. I've also read that many are pulling a fuse or disconnecting a battery, while others just change audio source to get it to stop. I filed a NHTSA report as well. After this much time it seems if Ford has not determined the cause and issued a TSB on it, they probably won't until forced to.

That’ is how mine happened, as soon as I hit start boom, almost gun shot loud. I figure it must be passing power to ground so I loosened and retightened all the grounds I could find. Has not came back.

 

[JJP023]

I just traded for a 2022 Raptor and on the 2nd day of ownership, with my wife riding in it for the first time, I got this extremely loud static sound as soon as I started. It lasted for about 5 seconds then stopped on it's own. Sync had connected to my phone and was on Carplay. I tried playing a song on spotify and no audio at all. It wasn't until I switched sources that the audio came back. It seems there are a few different manifestations of this issue. Many of the videos show a "popping" sound, while mine was a vary loud static sound. I've also read that many are pulling a fuse or disconnecting a battery, while others just change audio source to get it to stop. I filed a NHTSA report as well. After this much time it seems if Ford has not determined the cause and issued a TSB on it, they probably won't until forced to.

This has happened to me, two times. The noise is actually really painful to the ears. I am not really one to complain about issues. I know there are certain things you just have to "deal with" but this is something I really believe needs a fix asap. I sometimes cringe when I press the start button in preparation for that horrible/painful noise.