Audio guys...need help. There's a ghost in my stereo

Installed an aftermarket head unit about a month ago. Worked great, no problems. Recently it's developed some problems I just can't figure out. When driving with a cd playing, taking a turn at any speed seems to eject the cd and turn the stereo to the tuner. Id read that the cd ejecting is a sign that the stereo has lost power but I'm not sure. You can push the cd back in and it will play but it's damn inconvenient. The only thing I can think of is I used a scosche wiring adapter (never had a problem with any of their products). This wiring adapter came with butt connectors attached as opposed the normal bare wires you can twist together and/or solder. The only thing I can think of is around turns, it is pulling just enough to disconnect power
I pulled the head unit back out and all the connections seem to be ok but it's hard telling with butt connectors. My only idea is to yank it all out and solder that bish.

FWIW, when parked, everything works and sounds great

Ideas?

Oh, and a nice young man in Bangladesh has informed me through the use of many English words shoved together that it's some kind of "travel floater" that's triggering the eject when going around turns. He said it was mechanical but if I hit the reset button it might fix it...

Turns out it was a mechanical defect afterall. Returned the unit and went with a much better brand. Should have known better than buying a Dual product in the first place. Never again

I try to set you guys up for Internet funnies...slackin