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poor radio reception
- Thread starter moss
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3 !!!A bit of digging later, it seams corrosion of the connectors from the signal boosters is a problem :thumb:
Also if you have an after market radio this
When using a REPLACEMENT Kenwood-9980HD Radio for the Cayenne's factory unit with mapping the Music Tuner's Signal Went to Crap and would NOT clean-up after checking Everything in the chain!
For those interested you WILL NEED THIS...
G95564730100, ANTENNA BOOSTER "HF", $103.75 from Auto-Atlanta.
This is a DIFFERENT AM/FM Antenna Booster from the one factory installed that actually has an "HF" designation at the port where you plug the antenna cable going back to the Radio Display.
Unfortunately, nobody here (or on 6-Speedonline) was able to assist for a number of weeks. I found this a little discouraging given the level of experience present in these two forums.
I decided to rolled the dice and came-up Box Cars! As soon as this new "HF" amp was installed in the right-hand corner of the Spoiler the Tuner in the new Kenwood came to life with great selection, clear music and all of the Data-String of Artist, Song, Etc. showing up on the display.
Also if you have an after market radio this
When using a REPLACEMENT Kenwood-9980HD Radio for the Cayenne's factory unit with mapping the Music Tuner's Signal Went to Crap and would NOT clean-up after checking Everything in the chain!
For those interested you WILL NEED THIS...
G95564730100, ANTENNA BOOSTER "HF", $103.75 from Auto-Atlanta.
This is a DIFFERENT AM/FM Antenna Booster from the one factory installed that actually has an "HF" designation at the port where you plug the antenna cable going back to the Radio Display.
Unfortunately, nobody here (or on 6-Speedonline) was able to assist for a number of weeks. I found this a little discouraging given the level of experience present in these two forums.
I decided to rolled the dice and came-up Box Cars! As soon as this new "HF" amp was installed in the right-hand corner of the Spoiler the Tuner in the new Kenwood came to life with great selection, clear music and all of the Data-String of Artist, Song, Etc. showing up on the display.
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