Aux port has loosened inside my radio and will not play from both speakers as the cable connection is not touching both sides inside the port. Is there a way to fix problem without involving the dealer?
Aux port for what?
Testimonial: "Sorted thanks.. Had to remove the radio and use long nose plyers to push the component forward and solder it in place."
SOURCE: aux cable snapped of inside external Audio port (AUX)
I have a 2007 CRV which had the same issue. I fixed this by:
- first removing the AUX port cover by carefully prying it up from both the rear-facing and front-facing edges. Once done, this exposes the AUX port mechanism itself.
- Using some needlenose plyers, I pulled out the AUX port component. It simply slides out.
- The trick now is to PUSH the broken piece out of the inside of the port. To do this, I first removed the "cover" that is covering the end of the port (opposite from the opening to the port). Be very careful with this step as you don't want to break the cover. It's very thin plastic.
- Once this cover is removed, I used a pin to push the piece that was lodged inside back out of the opening.
Reassembly was the opposite of this and was quick.
Hope that helps.
- Dave
SOURCE: Pontiac G6 radio change problem
I had the same problem. You have to buy a bunch of extra parts and even then it probably still wont work. I ended up buying an aux input and hooking it up myself. It took 20 min and sounds great.
here's the link
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-3VMYH5qYDzF/p_142FMMOD02/Scosche-FM-MOD02.html?tp=1287&tab=re
SOURCE: AUX input in 07 impala was used with IPOD and I
try jiggling the jack in the port. Maybe the port is worn out. Can be replaced, but need to take radio apart.
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