THIS RATTLING SOUND IS COMING FROM MY HD COMPARTMENT ON THE CIRCUIT BOARD OF MY SYSTEM,I KNOW THIS CUZ I TOOK MY SYSTEM APART. JUST WONDERING IF I SHOULD ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE LITTLE METAL BOX OR NOT AND IF IT EVEN MATTERS. PLEASE HELP, ITS SO ANNOYING.
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hello, i have this same machine but i didn't have a power cord for it - ( used playstation cord cuz its the same! ) but there is a fuse inside - its a small tube one right where the power hooks up to the circuit board, i would open the casing and check it out - the casing has a screw behind the warning sticker on the back - just a heads up - took me a few min to realize that when i was taking mine apart! hope this helps if not then you will have to check all the circuitry and make sure every things connecting properly. cheers
Have the exhaust system back pressure checked, you may have a catalytic converter that is coming apart, this would cause the rattle and a loss of power on acceleration.
try(just an idea) knock sensor most of the time a egr scan will not pick it up if its bad , heres how to test it : Disengage the wiring connector from the knock sensor and measure the resistance between the sensor and ground. It should be 3300-4500 ohms
here is the location: http://www.autozone.com/shopping/repairGuide.htm?pageId=0900c1528017e904
I had the same problem. I took apart the dash a thousand times, searching for the issue. It turns out you're right, it's the hood "hinge" bolts. Just place some rubber bushings on them, tighten them up, and maybe wrap some teflon tape around them, it goes right away!
your best bet is to go to a salvage yard. the cost for a new one is quite pricey. you will save a whole lot of money trust me on this. if you can't find one at a yard buy one through Napa or Oreillys cuz if you go to a dealer your gonna pay an arm and a leg for it.. please rate .......thanks
We had the same problem with our last rca stereo. I don't remember what model it was. My husband took it apart and found that there was and area on the circuit board that was fried. I don't know of any other solution then the one we chose. Trash it. I'm not expert but I would imagine that you could by a new stereo for the price of replacing that circuit board. Just don't buy an rca. They are junk. Our new rca just quit playing cds.
if you see near plug it might be due to sparking in socket or plug by calling electrician it might be repaired easily.
But you have seen blue light in tv & chattering sound than it is dangerous.
do not put on tv &call skilled person.
This model stereo has problems,to fix it you must unplug it,remove the side panels and you will see a ribbon connector coming from the front panel and going to the side panel circuit board.You must gently unplug this from the side circuit board,use canned air to dust it and the plug itself and replace.You are now good to go!! Hope this works for you,cuz it did for me.
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