OEM Radio Reception Gone
Without any warning, my 2005 OEM radio reception has disappeared. Just nothing but static and occasionally some cross-over signals (when near a transmitter). The CD works fine. The only thing I've checked is if my stubby antenna is still screwed on, and it is. Any ideas where to look next?
Originally Posted by Penforhire,Jun 17 2008, 02:09 PM
It is a powered antenna so maybe your antenna power connection is open?
the antenna is amplified, and it could be something simple like a blown
fuse. alas the service manual doesn't list the antenna amplifier in the
fuse to components index.
does anything else electrical not work?
fuse. alas the service manual doesn't list the antenna amplifier in the
fuse to components index.
does anything else electrical not work?
Originally Posted by oth,Jun 18 2008, 08:10 PM
the antenna is amplified, and it could be something simple like a blown
fuse. alas the service manual doesn't list the antenna amplifier in the
fuse to components index.
does anything else electrical not work?
fuse. alas the service manual doesn't list the antenna amplifier in the
fuse to components index.
does anything else electrical not work?
Nothing else seems to be out of order. I just now realize I haven't tried my high beams but that has to be a long shot to be on the same fuse as an antenna amp.
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the antenna amp is just below the antenna. I just found a circuit diagram
that appears to say that the antenna is actually powered by the headunit
lead - it's not just a turn-on lead as I had assumed, so it's on the same fuse
as the headunit itself so it's not apparently a fuse.
anyway, if you get behind the trunk liner below the antenna, you can pull off
the connector and if you have a multimeter check if there's power getting to
the antenna amp.
that appears to say that the antenna is actually powered by the headunit
lead - it's not just a turn-on lead as I had assumed, so it's on the same fuse
as the headunit itself so it's not apparently a fuse.
anyway, if you get behind the trunk liner below the antenna, you can pull off
the connector and if you have a multimeter check if there's power getting to
the antenna amp.
Originally Posted by oth,Jun 19 2008, 10:00 AM
if you get behind the trunk liner below the antenna, you can pull off the connector and if you have a multimeter check if there's power getting to the antenna amp.




