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My radio cuts out on just every little bump there is and even cut out when coming to stop! I checked connection on back of radio and all look good. I believe a speaker wire might have rub on some where and is worn through and shorting speaker out? When it does this it does not lose power, because display does not flicker at all. How can I check to find out what and where? It is base model radio and I replaced radio so that should not be cause?
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it has sirus and I did not extra antenna. The old radio did same thing! Funny thing is when coming to stop on smooth road surf it does it!! Like braking force it making wire come in contact with something. Guess going have try and look better behind and up under dash?
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When I replaced my base head unit, the stereo connector only had 5 wires besides the speaker wires; red, black, blue, yellow, and orange/white. Red for power and black for ground. Since you're not losing power you can eliminate those. It had a blue for amp turn on which is obviously not used. So the two remaining wires are what I would check. One was for the illumination circuit (orange/white I think) so it shouldn't be that so I suspect it's the yellow. Should be 12v IIRC. Make sure the pins are seated in the connector. If the wire can pull out from the back it is not seated.