Orig Radio: signal drop
#1
Have an issue VERY similar to this: https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/prob...problem-33584/. Seems between some starts (random), I lose signal to nearly every station.
I see ref to there being an amplified antenna and in another thread removing said amplification to resolve my issue.
A) Does removing power for amplification actually resolve this?
B) The connector in the passenger side is also for the keyless entry, do you "cut" the pink wire?
I see ref to there being an amplified antenna and in another thread removing said amplification to resolve my issue.
A) Does removing power for amplification actually resolve this?
B) The connector in the passenger side is also for the keyless entry, do you "cut" the pink wire?
Last edited by Oldblue; 04-03-2017 at 08:32 AM. Reason: House keeping
#2
Disconnecting the amplifier will solve the intermittent part of the problem, by making it chronic. I would not be cutting wires.
The pnk wire is the "radio on" signal. Do you have the Pioneer radio, with a subwoofer?
The pnk wire is the "radio on" signal. Do you have the Pioneer radio, with a subwoofer?
#4
First things I would do:
Make sure the mast is screwed in right and not corroded.
Check for voltage on the PNK wire, not sure if it is 5V or 12V. Both ends.
I don't recall anybody resolving except by replacing it.
New ones run around $55. This ebay link has a photo to see how it is installed.
Radio Antenna Base ACDelco GM Original Equipment fits 06-11 Chevrolet HHR | eBay
Make sure the mast is screwed in right and not corroded.
Check for voltage on the PNK wire, not sure if it is 5V or 12V. Both ends.
I don't recall anybody resolving except by replacing it.
New ones run around $55. This ebay link has a photo to see how it is installed.
Radio Antenna Base ACDelco GM Original Equipment fits 06-11 Chevrolet HHR | eBay
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