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Antenna snapped off base replaced but thread was damaged spot welded new male thread but AM reception is poor and erratic as base swivels when driving-can't seem to find how to set base underneath so I can get best reception--it seems shorted outAntenna snapped off base replaced
but thread was damaged spot welded new male thread but AM reception is poor and erratic as base swivels when driving-can't seem to find how to set base underneath so I can get best reception--it seems shorted out
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One way or another, you have a poor connection from the radio to the antenna. Check the following and make sure all cables are clean and completely and properly inserted:
- a poor antenna cable connection to the adapter or from the adapter to the radio
- a faulty adapter
- a damaged antenna cable connector (wire in center pin)
- a damaged socket on the radio
It may be more of a design flaw oppose to a actual problem. However, you can purchase signal booster that simply plug between the radio and the cars antenna.
the radio could be bad as well. if the tuner in the radio is bad it wont get reception either. go with a good aftermarket one not a cheapy there no good anyway.
the usual cause of this is a defective antenna or antenna ground, if it is a power antenna verify a good ground, if ok replace the antenna, also check the coax connector to the back of the radio.
If the antenna is on the front, pop the hood, and locate where the antenna wire connects to the bottom of the antenna and make sure it is connected well. If everything checks out there, you will have to pull the radio from the dash, and look at the back of it. There will be a large black wire by itself connected to the radio. Push it in to make sure its connected as well. That could really be your only problem unless your radio happens to have a fault on the inside which is extremely rare. Hope that helps
Antenna snapped off base replaced
but thread was damaged spot welded new male thread but AM reception is poor and erratic as base swivels when driving-can't seem to find how to set base underneath so I can get best reception--it seems shorted out
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