Rocket3004
New member
Hi all
Recently acquired a 4th Gen - very excited about it!
It is fairly well sorted however the OEM Nav unit has one issue: The prior owner was replacing a bulb and disconnected the battery for access. After hooking it back up, the radio wasn't working properly.
It powers up, the nav screen works, CD's can be ejected/inserted, however, the sound cuts in and out. It is hard to describe, but it almost sounds like when a CD is skipping where you can hear a second of sound that goes in and out. This happens with am/fm/CD/Aux. If I try a voice command, the 'say a command' voice comes in clear.
I checked the radio and amp fuses which were fine (didn't think they'd be blown since the unit powers up and there is some sound). I tried resetting the radio by turning the key forward when already starting... that didn't help.
I attached a video to help describe what I am hearing.
I'd rather not jump straight to replacing the unit as it seems to be working fine otherwise.
Appreciate the help!
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Recently acquired a 4th Gen - very excited about it!
It is fairly well sorted however the OEM Nav unit has one issue: The prior owner was replacing a bulb and disconnected the battery for access. After hooking it back up, the radio wasn't working properly.
It powers up, the nav screen works, CD's can be ejected/inserted, however, the sound cuts in and out. It is hard to describe, but it almost sounds like when a CD is skipping where you can hear a second of sound that goes in and out. This happens with am/fm/CD/Aux. If I try a voice command, the 'say a command' voice comes in clear.
I checked the radio and amp fuses which were fine (didn't think they'd be blown since the unit powers up and there is some sound). I tried resetting the radio by turning the key forward when already starting... that didn't help.
I attached a video to help describe what I am hearing.
I'd rather not jump straight to replacing the unit as it seems to be working fine otherwise.
Appreciate the help!
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ry5Z0iyUty4" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>