Jeep Liberty Electronics and Navigation
I have a 2004 Jeep liberty and the radio has gone crazy. The time is only in military time and won't change back. The radio stations won't show up correctly and the disc tracks keep randomly changing. How can I reset my radio?
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1. All presets get wiped out occasionally after restarting the vehicle. The problem eventually gets to the point where the radio is completely dead. The problem appears to be battery related. I noticed the negative terminal and cable were covered in what looked like green mineral deposits. I cleaned them off with a wire brush and the radio came back to life. After a short time, the growth was back and I began to experience the problems all over again. During my last visit to the dealer, they cleaned the terminal and cable and sprayed them with some blue substance and I haven't had any problems since.
2. Adjusting the mid-range slider of the equalizer to its lowest position kills the volume and causes the display to intermittently flash off and on as if there was a loose connection.
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The display does not scroll/cycle through the song title/artist like it does when on an FM station.
Is this normal, or some incompatibility with the ipod integration kit and my radio?
Terminals and cables are clean. Very aggravating on long trips. Please help....Going to dealer again tomorrow.
Is there any kind of relay that would heat up and stop radio from playing? Just thought I'd ask this question again. :mad:
Anyway, after a stop, if I turn the key over to acc, turn the head lights on and off and then restart the engine the radio comes back. This also cures - until it happens again - a problem with my air conditioning. Is there a static build up that is drained by doing this? I don't know. This vehicle has more bugs that Missouri has chiggers.
I jerked the totally crappy radio out of my Japanese car and replaced it with a Sony that is terrific. How can a Japanese car not come with a good radio?
Stochastic interference should not build up during satellite transmission. You would need to be hard wired to the satellite. All depends where you live :confuse:
My XM is separate from my Jeep radio. When the radio goes out, my satellite radio still works.
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Is the display shot or can it be fixed?
It has a 6CD changer am/fm and the simple wire antenna so I think there's no SATELLITE RADIO installed...
Can anyone explain me WHAT THE SATELLITE RADIO READY means?? and if there's a lot to do to ADD SIRIUS to it??? :confuse:
It only has 39000 Kilometers on it
I inserted one of my home made CDs in the player
Everything played ok but when i went to eject the CD it wouldnt eject for some reason
I went back to the dealer and asked him and the first thing he asked me was it a homemade CD
I said yes it was and he told me that they have had so many problems with home made CDs and that Chrysler wouldnt honour the warranty if it was a homemade CD
Now Ive had many vehicles with all kinds of CD players and never ever had this problem before
Anyways he said that he would send it over to an electronics place that he deals with as he has repaired many of them
Apparently they have to remove the stereo and take the cover off to remove it
Has anyone else had this problem and is this chryslers way of designing a crappy stereo and using the excuse to get out of the warranty
I will look further into this problem when i do take it to the stereo guy
And owners of other makes have reported similar issues with homemade CDs, but it's hit and miss.
I will post back on how it works out
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It kind of jammed on the way out
Anyways I did call the chrysler dealer and they took one out of another liberty which is a 2006 and installed it in mine
The guy that installed it said that he plays home made CDS in his liberty with the same stereo and has for a few years without any problems so maybe there is a defective bunch of CD players out there
Ill see how this one goes
thank you for the responses
ruf :shades: