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If it's any consolation, I don't think the problem is anything that you
might have done. Probably the radio just decided that today was a
good day to die and you just happen to be there at the time. The
only thing I can think of just off the cuff is to remove the radio fuse
(both of them) for about 5 minutes to reset the radio back to
factory. Might help. The only snag in that is the
possiblility that there is a security code that you would have to enter
to get the radio to work after removing all power. You might talk
to the dealer about the security code before you actually try
this. Make sure that he can get you up and running again with a
factory code after the fact. Sorry to hear about your
problem. Seems cars have a way of knowing when their owners are
not driving them and they save all their glitches for just that
time. I had borrowed my wife's father's van one time when it
decided the time was right for the transmission to go out. (lucky
me, huh?) Good luck.