January 29, 201214 yr Its the strangest thing. I can listen to the stock stereo until I have the floor or vent heater running. Once its warm inside it cuts out. It stays on longer if I leave the heater on defrost. Anybody ever have this before?
January 30, 201214 yr What source are you using when it stops working? The radio? Does the cassette deck still work? I have had the radio do this to me. It was the connection to the antenna cable that was the culprit. There is a capacitor right at the connector, and I think it gets flaky, but I am not positive. I fixed the termination between the antenna cable and the connector on the radio, without the cap, and it has been fine ever since.
January 30, 201214 yr odd.... Never had nor heard of that... loose wires? My radio in 84 Hatch only picks up Spanish speaking till warm.... got to love um.
February 29, 201214 yr Just to help a bit more, the cap is quite small and is built in to the antenna wire connector, on the antenna side. Removing it seems to affect AM reception somewhat. It still works, but there seems to be some reduction in range, so the reception gets crackly quicker as you travel away from the source. FM reception seems to be unchanged.
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