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Driving down the road my radio quit ,then I hit a bump and it came back on. After a stop I got going and it quit again . When i got home I checked the grounds and the the radio connections everything looked fine. Suggestions on what to check next.......Thanks
Rick
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Vette(s): 1969 convertible L71 427/435 4-speed black interior
Something similar happened to me several years ago. In my case it turned out one of the battery cables was loose and breaking contact. A little later that same day when I tried to start the car and nothing happened I figured out the problem. It was a cheap fix...tighten the battery cable end.
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Send PMAsh Fork, AZ - USA
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Vette(s): 1981 Red Interior White exterior
That happened to a 67 or 69 Camaro I had. All the radio conections were fine except the loose antenna cable. That fixed it.
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Quite possible that it is an internal problem in the radio.
Electrical gremlins are the worst...!!!
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Is yours the AM/FM slide left and right band selector? Mine does that and it I slide the selector back and forth it comes back on. Some sort of internal loose connection.
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