I can't get any radio stations it works but I can't get sound whats up with that

Answer is simple: The light works, the clock works, the stations show..but no sound so your radio is defective.
Two options: repair it if worth or replace it.

If the display quit working and you can still get sound from the radio. live with it or replace the radio. The display died.

This can be a problem with the radio stations itself, if its doing with all the radio stations then it must be a setting on you radio.

Many online radio stations do that. Keep trying. If you try more than 20 and none of them start, then something is wrong.

Contact the satellite radio company and ask them to perform an update to the radio.
This exact issue happened to 4 of our vehicles within a 60-day period and having them perform an update resolved the issue in every case.

I've got the same problem, from working perfectly to suddenly nothing. "No stations available". Please let me know if you get an answer.

i have a ford explorer, 1995 it came with a 10disc cd changer only trouble is we dont know what radion station we need to use for it can you help?

Go to the manufacturer's site and download the instruction set. Hope this helps .

Go into the Settings menu of the Sansa, and change the region to "World" if you live outside the US, and change to "United States" if you live inside the US. Then, go back to the Radio mode and see if there is an icon that looks like a block (technically, a "Stop" sign) - if there is, press up on the clickwheel - it will get your radio off of pause mode. You radio should now work again.

what is the problem but if you want to memoris your station you just search for the station and press and hold the burton number #you wish to program it on