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Car back from bodyshop..FM radio not working?
So, after having a fender and a door replaced I picked up the car today and all looked good.
Until I turned on the radio for the drive home. The FM radio sounds like shit. Its like every FM station is just off frequency a bit with a lot of static and crakle. AM radio seems to work fine. Any chance this might be related to a battery being disconnected while the car was worked on? Is there a reset process that I need to perform? |
Can't imagine a reason why but could they have unhooked the antenna? Wouldn't effect the AM as much as the FM because they both use totally different signals types.
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Did they throw it through the wash at the end?
Sometimes it loosens the antenna a bit. I had a similar problem. Try removing and reattaching the antenna and see if that helps. |
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Fixed.
Since the battery had been disconnected, the system reset to default. Had to be told that it was not speaking to a Scion TC. |
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Glad too hear that is all it was though. Your description of the symptoms made it sound like a bigger issue. |
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Sorry that was supposed to be done in a joking tone but looks more like sarcasm when written! |
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You know the sad part is I get told ALL the time I look like BOTH those guys! Son (he is 30) says if they ever want to change scenes in Batman movies and Oldman isn't available I can stand in!
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Thanks @Sigh-on-Rice for the help! Hopefully this fixes the problem with my radio. I have been looking for a few days to see if I could find anything related to what's going on with my radio, but I haven't had any luck.
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Toyota had the answer at their fingertips. Even better than a manual.
I had actually gone though the process when the car was new. It was set to TC at that time also. What is interesting is that it was no where near as bad as it was this time. The radio was not usable in FM mode this time, while originally it made little difference. Glad it turned out to be a minor issue. |
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