Radio and Nav not working
#1
Radio and Nav not working
Have an '08 JKU Sahara and my radio/Nav rarely works. I have read a lot about connection problems with them, and have taken my dash apart and can see that it doesn't take much wiggling to unplug it. Does anyone have a fix for this? And if I buy an after market radio will the same thing happen? Thanks.
#2
When you say "Connection problem" what exactly are you referring to? The main connectors are pretty solidly plugged. The antenna cables which are standard Fakra connectors are questionable but are mostly solid connections.
Describing the actual problems you're experiencing would help.
Often disconnecting the battery for 20 minutes and reconnecting will make many problems go away.
Describing the actual problems you're experiencing would help.
Often disconnecting the battery for 20 minutes and reconnecting will make many problems go away.
#3
When you say "Connection problem" what exactly are you referring to? The main connectors are pretty solidly plugged. The antenna cables which are standard Fakra connectors are questionable but are mostly solid connections. Describing the actual problems you're experiencing would help. Often disconnecting the battery for 20 minutes and reconnecting will make many problems go away.
#4
Here's a connector diagram for the Navi radio.
http://shadowsstation.ch/attachments...elbelegung.pdf
There's very few connections on that connector that could cause the symptoms you're describing.
Here's the options.
1. B+ or GND: If either of these wires get disconnected, the entire system will stop working.
2. CAN +/-: If either of these wires get disconnected, the radio may have the problems you're describing. However, these wires are the vehicle interface. The information on these wires tells the radio if Ignition is on, what your current speed is, Light dimming/headlight status, Gear position. This may impact the radio sound if the CAN bus is disconnected for a period of time. It should not have an impact that would cause the touch screen to stop functioning.
3. Speaker Outputs: Hopefully obvious what these do. It is possible that if any of these wires short together or get shorted to ground, then the radio can go into a self protection mode and stop outputting the sound. Not likely to stop the touch screen from working. However it could depend on how much current a short situation is drawing.
Do you have the premium audio system? Infinity or Kenwood? This could potentially have additional symptoms related to the CAN +/- connections, as it relates to sound cutting in/out.
If you can post a better description of the symptoms it would help in narrowing down where the likely problem is located.
http://shadowsstation.ch/attachments...elbelegung.pdf
There's very few connections on that connector that could cause the symptoms you're describing.
Here's the options.
1. B+ or GND: If either of these wires get disconnected, the entire system will stop working.
2. CAN +/-: If either of these wires get disconnected, the radio may have the problems you're describing. However, these wires are the vehicle interface. The information on these wires tells the radio if Ignition is on, what your current speed is, Light dimming/headlight status, Gear position. This may impact the radio sound if the CAN bus is disconnected for a period of time. It should not have an impact that would cause the touch screen to stop functioning.
3. Speaker Outputs: Hopefully obvious what these do. It is possible that if any of these wires short together or get shorted to ground, then the radio can go into a self protection mode and stop outputting the sound. Not likely to stop the touch screen from working. However it could depend on how much current a short situation is drawing.
Do you have the premium audio system? Infinity or Kenwood? This could potentially have additional symptoms related to the CAN +/- connections, as it relates to sound cutting in/out.
If you can post a better description of the symptoms it would help in narrowing down where the likely problem is located.
Last edited by Rednroll; 04-10-2016 at 09:36 AM.
#6
The Gold and Blue Fakra connectors are for Sat radio and Navigation (GPS)
Last edited by Rednroll; 04-10-2016 at 10:02 AM.