Flashing stock radio display
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Flashing stock radio display
I noticed today when I turned on my emergency flashers my radio display will blink with it. The radio keeps playing but the display flashes.
It only does this when my emergency flashers are on, thats it.
It's not a problem, it hasn't effected my music, its a bit funny to watch.
But is there an easy explanation for this, or am I crossing some wires somewhere?
It only does this when my emergency flashers are on, thats it.
It's not a problem, it hasn't effected my music, its a bit funny to watch.
But is there an easy explanation for this, or am I crossing some wires somewhere?
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But, when one ground goes bad, the component with the lost ground will sometimes look for the “path of least resistance” to follow to ground and it just may have been part of it.
Just recheck the connections of all of the components in the Radio/iPod Adapter area, then go from there.
Why did the fuse in the iPod Adapter blow ?
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What iPod Adapter do you have ?
I use the USA Spec Unit, no holder but that can be bought separate but I like the sound.
I am not an audiophile in any sense, tin ear maybe, and this sound good to me so I would suggest the USA Spec Unit to anyone.
USA Spec PA11VOL - Connection Cables for iPod/MP3 Players - Sonic Electronix
A little pricey but to me a great unit.
I use the USA Spec Unit, no holder but that can be bought separate but I like the sound.
I am not an audiophile in any sense, tin ear maybe, and this sound good to me so I would suggest the USA Spec Unit to anyone.
USA Spec PA11VOL - Connection Cables for iPod/MP3 Players - Sonic Electronix
A little pricey but to me a great unit.
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Old Guy User…
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The direct adapter is the way to do and your new radio should sound find.
Ok then if you are getting rid of the existing radio try this.
Pull the radio you now have, find the power wire, using a 12 V DC Probe see if the power input is flashing with the hazard flashers.
If not, which I’m thinking no, then it is not from the power side, obviously.
Next, plug the radio in but not the antenna, again turn on the radio, make sure it is on and use the hazard flashers.
if the radio is not blinking then it could be an EMP from the Flasher itself, just thinking out loud here.
If still flashing, chk the connections, is there a support stud on the rear of the radio, if so did you tighten it, my 03 has a slide no stud.
Try a few things and see what the results are.
Don’t forget to write it all down for each test.
Is that too confusing, sorry if it is, let me know.
ltr
Ok then if you are getting rid of the existing radio try this.
Pull the radio you now have, find the power wire, using a 12 V DC Probe see if the power input is flashing with the hazard flashers.
If not, which I’m thinking no, then it is not from the power side, obviously.
Next, plug the radio in but not the antenna, again turn on the radio, make sure it is on and use the hazard flashers.
if the radio is not blinking then it could be an EMP from the Flasher itself, just thinking out loud here.
If still flashing, chk the connections, is there a support stud on the rear of the radio, if so did you tighten it, my 03 has a slide no stud.
Try a few things and see what the results are.
Don’t forget to write it all down for each test.
Is that too confusing, sorry if it is, let me know.
ltr
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