Iphone power adaptor and car stereo interfereance

hi i have a ford focus with the sony mp3 player sound system, now i have an iphone and have recently puchased a iphone compatible car charger and a headphone extension jack to connect to the cars ipod socket. now when i play the iphones ipod fuction so it plays using the cars speakers, using battery power alone the music plays ok. however when i plug in the car power adaptor i hear interferance or something like this. very annoying, what part of this setup could be causing this?
all the parts ie the power adaptor and headphone extension jack are all iphone comptible.
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well if it doesn't do it when the car charger isn't connected. i would try using a different car charger. that would be your first step to troubleshoot

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