1999 Dodge Intrepid "fix radio volume" Questions

What is my Problem and how can I fix it? try supplying the radio with a new power line and earth, sounds like the radio power has been taken from the wrong place or there is a faulty earth commection

c.d player. Its a CY290. How do I fix the volume switch/knob? Take the radio out then take apart radio and clean volume potentiometer with electrical cleaner from radio shack. Or just change out radio

...you fix the volume? sounds like it is a theft lock device that leaves the radio useless to would be thieves i would check owners manual or contact dealer there mey be a factory default code to fix ...

...fix the volume on my radio i lost the volume on my radio, everything works except for sound Reconnect speaker wires or replace speakers. Check the speaker connections. Radio in a 2009 Buick will not ...

There is nothing wrong with your radio. Your Elantra radio automatically changes the volume for you. When you slow down and stop, it lowers the volume, then the volume goes back up when you accelerate

...get a new radio. no way to fix it....not even worth fixing. If you dont want to replace your stock radio with an aftermarket one you can easily find another stock radio for cheap at a nearby

Any suggestions on repairs? Replace the volume control(rheostat) inside the radio. Only way to fix it. I would personally just live with it until one or the other quits working. Then replace the radio

...radio bad wires (opens , shorts, , resistive, or the silly wire nuts fell off) bad speakers (same deal there. opens shorted, or dead) if you want to do the tests. ask. lots there are. or get any ...

...level on the radio isn't there either. Is there something that can be done to fix it Greetings, I read your question and I think Reliable-Store can help you in this. Here's the site link. dodge ...

Pontiac radios. The volume control is a digital encoder rather than a variable resistor. There are services that will repair this for $50 to $100. Do a web search on "fix pontiac radio volume control"