Dam thing
#1
Dam thing
Guys Help !!
Yonks ago i took out my standard subaru cd player double din unit.
I fitted a new head unit and all went in well. i have found that my radio reception is utter dire since the change over.
What i do know is
The antenna connection is connected , i know this as i removed the stereo a few times just to convince my self.
As i don't have a visible antenna i think that the antenna is built into my rear window just above the heating elements in the back glass.
i want to try and check out the coax connection from the front to the back for continuity.
what side does the coax cable run down and will i need to remove the head cloth to find the connections.
Any help will be great , as sometimes my ideas can go pete tong !!
Regards in advance
Chris.
Yonks ago i took out my standard subaru cd player double din unit.
I fitted a new head unit and all went in well. i have found that my radio reception is utter dire since the change over.
What i do know is
The antenna connection is connected , i know this as i removed the stereo a few times just to convince my self.
As i don't have a visible antenna i think that the antenna is built into my rear window just above the heating elements in the back glass.
i want to try and check out the coax connection from the front to the back for continuity.
what side does the coax cable run down and will i need to remove the head cloth to find the connections.
Any help will be great , as sometimes my ideas can go pete tong !!
Regards in advance
Chris.
#2
Oh guys your my only hope without me wrecking stuff and exploring head lining.
who knows anything about the radio antenna in a newage .
where is it ... where does the coax go ??
anyone replaced a rear window they would have come across this...
who knows anything about the radio antenna in a newage .
where is it ... where does the coax go ??
anyone replaced a rear window they would have come across this...
#4
Yes, think it as single booster.Don't treat as your Ariel.
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Not - Ariel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
But - Aerial - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Anyway, enough grammar etc....
Likely the original HU had a signal booster built in to it or the loom fed power to a booster. Starting looking @ aftermarket boosters. Try to find the smallest that will do the job as it's another black box to squirrel away amongst the jungle behind the dash.
J.
But - Aerial - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Anyway, enough grammar etc....
Likely the original HU had a signal booster built in to it or the loom fed power to a booster. Starting looking @ aftermarket boosters. Try to find the smallest that will do the job as it's another black box to squirrel away amongst the jungle behind the dash.
J.
#6
There's a booster powered by the HU, when I changed mine out, the adapter cable was already wired correctly. Check in the ICE section, vaguely remember something about a blue wire Think it's in the double din fitting thread/sticky.
#7
Chunky Dunky one day you will rule the world m8 , well almost !!
Connected the 2 blue's on the remote this also was a switching wire for the antenna booster/amplifier.
All is well and normality is restored. and Radio 1 works again !!
Thanks fellas pat yourself's on the back and seen as it's friday have a good weekend.
Regards Chris
Connected the 2 blue's on the remote this also was a switching wire for the antenna booster/amplifier.
All is well and normality is restored. and Radio 1 works again !!
Thanks fellas pat yourself's on the back and seen as it's friday have a good weekend.
Regards Chris
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