pwdunmore
05-09-2014, 09:54 AM
Hi guys,
So I took my car to Budd's Mazda for an oil change yesterday and for them to diagnose what is happening to my radio when I go over rough pavement and bumps in the road.
The problem:
- Over bumps and rough pavement my AM radio cracks and is intermittent
- FM radio is unaffected by the problem
Has anyone else experienced this problem? I have read on some forums including here that some people have had the problem but no solution is ever posted.
The dealership said they would have to take everything apart to try and find the problem and the services manager was telling me that my grounding from my meth pump could have something to do with it. I highly doubt that is the problem as I checked my connections and grounds with a multimeter to ensure they are complete circuits. Booter22 where are you... the new services manager doesn't know what he is talking about.
I can post up a video later if there is a demand for what the sound actually is. It basically sounds like a record skipping (for you old schoolers) or cd skipping. I will probably take out my head unit to ensure all the connections at the back are good. I already checked my antenna to see if it was secure and it is.
If anyone else has this problem when going over bumps with the AM radio let me know.
So I took my car to Budd's Mazda for an oil change yesterday and for them to diagnose what is happening to my radio when I go over rough pavement and bumps in the road.
The problem:
- Over bumps and rough pavement my AM radio cracks and is intermittent
- FM radio is unaffected by the problem
Has anyone else experienced this problem? I have read on some forums including here that some people have had the problem but no solution is ever posted.
The dealership said they would have to take everything apart to try and find the problem and the services manager was telling me that my grounding from my meth pump could have something to do with it. I highly doubt that is the problem as I checked my connections and grounds with a multimeter to ensure they are complete circuits. Booter22 where are you... the new services manager doesn't know what he is talking about.
I can post up a video later if there is a demand for what the sound actually is. It basically sounds like a record skipping (for you old schoolers) or cd skipping. I will probably take out my head unit to ensure all the connections at the back are good. I already checked my antenna to see if it was secure and it is.
If anyone else has this problem when going over bumps with the AM radio let me know.