radio issues?
Originally Posted by GeeMac
What I noticed with mine is that there is not enough volume and the fade between front and rear is not the greatest. I think a better set of speakers in the back would remedy this. As far as reception, it is far better than my wife's '02 Mustang. No problems with it cutting out or anything like that -- so far.
Thank you for the feeback, adding rear speakers just is not in the budget right now,.
Originally Posted by SoCalHHR
Before you spend a bunch of dough on rear door speakers, read my post HERE.
Might save you some money - as the head unit is "lacking power" in the rear speaker outputs.
Hope it helps,
Might save you some money - as the head unit is "lacking power" in the rear speaker outputs.
Hope it helps,
Originally Posted by SIHHR
1) This is a repost
2) A fellow HHR member had a similar issue and there was a loose connection in back of the unit.
3) Thank you
2) A fellow HHR member had a similar issue and there was a loose connection in back of the unit.
3) Thank you
So, the radio (premium 6 disc) is being replaced, and they are still trying to find out what caused the battery to die completely. On a side note, the turn signals stopped making the blinking noise as well. Hopefully everytnig will get fixed, but it is going to take until next week to know what has happened as the dealer is perplexed.
BTW, i had pushed down all the fuses when we bought the car, and i checked them again before i took it in, and they were all loose again, even with the fuse cover installed properly.
Ill try to keep you guys more informed as i know more.
Originally Posted by Phantom06HHR
Imagine trying to jump the car in a garage with only 8 foot cables...
Originally Posted by SoCalHHR
Why would this be hard? It's just like starting any other car. The Red Positive cable goes on the "+" Terminal, and the Negative cable goes on the driver side strut tower bolt. Am I missing something from your post?


