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Thank for your response to my original question. I have just come in from the garage. I pulled my truck out of the garage, and onto the driveway. I know it doesn't seem to get a strong a signal in the garage. I shut the engine off. Also, I was able to extend my antenna all the up. I was able to tune in the station that I was listening to, prior to the radio going out. It is very week and lots of static. Not sure if that fits with the capacitor diagnosis or not. Given the new info, are you still thinking capacitor? Or, do you think it may have something to do with the antenna? Thanks again for your help.
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