Radio station broadcast through speakers

It sounds like the radio is defective. I can think of no other issue that would cause the speaker noise you discribe

Peggy, Is the radio actually switching off or do you just loose the radio station. If radio is shutting off, there must be a bad wire/ plug connection, loose plug, or maybe bad ground.
If loosing station, have Arial/antenna connections checked, maybe upgrade to better antenna. Some stations just do not send out a strong signal which can also cause loss of station.

Hello! Pull the radio...There is a connector with the following speaker wire colors...

Front driver door + Red/Green
Front driver door - Brown/Black
Front pass. door +Blue/Green
Front pass. door -Gray/Black

Left rear+ Blue/Yellow
Left rear - Gray/White
Right rear + Red/Yellow
Right rear - Brown/White

If the vehicle is an EX the left and right Tweeter's are the same as the Front drivers/Passenger door speakers and merely connect to them...

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Does it just pop thru the subwoofers? If so I would guess its something to do with the rca wires.

Car cradle works "wirelessly" with Car Radio (inherent design of unit). Place Unit in Cradle; connect Cradle to Auto Power Source, and SkyFi3 should power on. Press Menu to Get FM Radio station channels; select a lower station Channel Frequency i.e. 88.3 or any vacant channel number and the signal should transfer to your Radio speakers automatically. You can change Station frequencies as often as you need to do so--for example if traveling through different broadcast areas, some channels frequencies are clearer than others. Good luck.

This problem has been around since before the computer age and is quite common, it's also happened with local taxi firms in the area suddenly broadcasting on your speakers.

The reason it happens is that the speaker cable length is very close to the frequency the station is broadcasting on one solution is to pruchase a ring magnet and wrap the cable several time around it, another is to use screened cable, both are not cost effective, the simple solution is to purchase a speaker extension lead.

i have no audio please help

define the noise you are getting.... computers are horrible for radiating radio interference .... so solving it may jus be a case of moving the speakers further away from the computer if possible

Your radio maybe bad.
Use a boom box radio and connects wires to car speakers and turn on the boom box radio. If you have good sound to the car speaker, than car radio has gone to heaven.

My car radios, M7 and 930 Ruf Slant Nose, have the same problem.
German cars & radios are not built as good as the Japanese cars.

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You don't get enough ground. Take your ground wires and connect them directly to the frame. Goodluck.