@julia23769 I totally agree with my colleague @dadibrokeit this does sound like an antenna issue. Amazingly enough, you can actually scan your diagnostics to see if the audio antenna is connected (diagnostic code ss B142D) The scantool will have to be one that displays all of those codes. I do not think that a "normal scan" like you can get for free at places like Autozone, would shows those codes. It will not hurt to ask them. So, that would be a Jeep issue and they probably charge a "gazillion" for that check.
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Here is the description of the [document|41006] and how to work on it. To replace the radio, check something like [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXIAzHxgsv0 |this video] This "would probably cost me a couple grand for a new one and for parts and labor" sounds rather high and you can safe that. Do it yourself, save your money.
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Here is the description of the [document|41006] and how to work on it. To replace the radio, check something like [link|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXIAzHxgsv0|this video] or even [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l310-Ubo6Y |this one] This "would probably cost me a couple grand for a new one and for parts and labor" sounds rather high and you can safe that. Do it yourself, save your money.
@julia23769 I totally agree with my colleague @dadibrokeit this does sound like an antenna issue. Amazingly enough, you can actually scan your diagnostics to see if the audio antenna is connected (diagnostic code ss B142D) The scantool will have to be one that displays all of those codes. I do not think that a "normal scan" like you can get for free at places like Autozone, would shows those codes. It will not hurt to ask them. So, that would be a Jeep issue and they probably charge a "gazillion" for that check.
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Here is the description of the [document|41006] and how to work on it. To replace the radio, check something like {https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXIAzHxgsv0 |this video] This "would probably cost me a couple grand for a new one and for parts and labor" sounds rather high and you can safe that. Do it yourself, save your money.
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Here is the description of the [document|41006] and how to work on it. To replace the radio, check something like [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXIAzHxgsv0 |this video] This "would probably cost me a couple grand for a new one and for parts and labor" sounds rather high and you can safe that. Do it yourself, save your money.
@julia23769 I totally agree with my colleague @dadibrokeit this does sound like an antenna issue. Amazingly enough, you can actually scan your diagnostics to see if the audio antenna is connected (diagnostic code ss B142D) The scantool will have to be one that displays all of those codes. I do not think that a "normal scan" like you can get for free at places like Autozone, would shows those codes. It will not hurt to ask them. So, that would be a Jeep issue and they probably charge a "gazillion" for that check.
Here is the description of the [document|41006] and how to work on it. To replace the radio, check something like {https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXIAzHxgsv0 |this video] This "would probably cost me a couple grand for a new one and for parts and labor" sounds rather high and you can safe that. Do it yourself, save your money.
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