Ok, now you're making sense. No mention was made of a warranty issue before, just that it would cost him 200 bucks if he wanted Ford to fix it. I'm assuming that if it IS a warramty issue, it won't cost him 200 bucks, unless you mean that Ford expects him to either deal with the noise or shell out 200 bucks to keep his warranty.
Mitsurugi:
I think it was assumed that he has already eliminated other noise sources. As for how its wired, it wont make a difference if the signal is an RF signal as would be generated by the fuel pump system under discussion. It will enter his antenna just like any other RF signal, and any 11-meter component of that noise signal will be demodulated (and show up in his audio and on his signal meter) just like any other 27mhz signal.
Mitsurugi:
I think it was assumed that he has already eliminated other noise sources. As for how its wired, it wont make a difference if the signal is an RF signal as would be generated by the fuel pump system under discussion. It will enter his antenna just like any other RF signal, and any 11-meter component of that noise signal will be demodulated (and show up in his audio and on his signal meter) just like any other 27mhz signal.