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W140 intermittent radio problem
I'm trying to figure out what's going on with my mothers 97 S320. Her radio (factory unit) would not come on so I instructed her to input the radio code. That worked fine for a while. But when she would turn the car off and come back to start it again the radio would not be on and it will no longer ask for a code to be input. There was an instance where the radio just came on after starting the car and upon restarting it was off again and would not ask for a code. When you try to power up the unit nothing happens no antenna action or anything. The fuses seem to check out OK. The unit has remained dormant now for about 3 or 4 months.
I'm hoping someone may be able to shed some light on the problem so I won't have to travel up to Ohio (I'm in FL.) in a futile attempt to diagnose and fix the problem. Sorry for the long post. Regards, -Anthony Marsh |
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Problems, Problems
Hi Cilent1,
You might check to see if the battery hot line for the radio is not intermitant. All else fails you can send it to me to check. If it has a problem we should be able to find it. If it doesn't have a problem we may be able to advise you as to where next to go. Let me know if I can help you in any way. www.lajollaaudiorepair.com Cleeve Morrison La Jolla Audio Repair |
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Cleeve, thanks for the reply. I'll try to check the hot line going to the radio. Does the head unit need to be removed to do this? And is there a special tool that is required?
Thanks again, your help is very much appreciated. |
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Testing
Hi Cilent1,
It would be best to remove the radio and test for the battery hot line there where it goes into the radio. That way you don't miss something if a line is broken near the radio. As for removing the radio it is fairly straight forward. Cleeve |
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