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Old 09-18-2004, 11:47 PM
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Big Radio Problems

I have a 96 Eddie Bauer Explorer and I have a really irritating problem with my radio:

1) About three weeks ago my subwoofer started buzzing really loud and couldn't handle any bass in my music so now i have to listen to my radio with my bass totally turned down.

2) At first my radio display would only flicker. Now whenever i turn the steering wheel to the right the radio shuts down on me. And I mean shuts down, all my radio stations are reset, my clock resets and my cd changer stops responding for a few minutes. This happens everytime i turn right.

These problems are really frustrating for an 18 year old.

Does anybody know how to fix this?
I would appreciate any help that you can provide me with.

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Old 09-19-2004, 03:16 PM
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Re: Big Radio Problems

in regards to the radio seizing when you turn - well, as generic as the answer sounds - seems to be a loose wire. perhaps a part of the wire(s) itself is snagged onto a part of the steering column or join or something - who knows. But it defintely appears to be something on the column/join/shaft pulling or pushing the connection from the back of the radio. Just an idea.
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