Radio afected by battery area cables.
In my prior thread about Alternator Red Alert a member recommended I check a fusible lind from battery + to negative on terminals. I corrected a broken connection and solved the problem. While doing so and after connection my
blinking no functioning radio started to work. This lasted a day and then blinking again. Is there a cable or connector in that area that affects the radio firing up correctly ?
blinking no functioning radio started to work. This lasted a day and then blinking again. Is there a cable or connector in that area that affects the radio firing up correctly ?
I'm glad I was able to help you resolve your battery warning light issue. Maybe update the original thread, as this would help anybody with the same issue.
I think I would be looking under the drivers (lhd) seat for any signs of water ingress, as there are a couple of modules (bluetooth & DAB) on the floor under the seat & these can get corroded with moisture.
I think I would be looking under the drivers (lhd) seat for any signs of water ingress, as there are a couple of modules (bluetooth & DAB) on the floor under the seat & these can get corroded with moisture.
Indeed you did and thanks again. I changed all modules under the driver seat and the radio works fine but intermittently. When I unplug the
battery and leave it out a few hours the radio works for awhile. But then it flashes the screen again. It seems something is loose or the fire up
order does not complete. Very frustrating
battery and leave it out a few hours the radio works for awhile. But then it flashes the screen again. It seems something is loose or the fire up
order does not complete. Very frustrating
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