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#517120 03/14/2009 9:02 PM
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I don't know if this should be here or in Modern GM and Non-GM.

The radio in my '87 Burb is acting "funny". (It has knobs). When I turn it on, its like there's no power to it no matter how high I turn the volume.
When I turn it off, the station flashes for a second - no volume because the knob is all the way down.
When I fiddle with the knob for a while, it comes on sometimes.
Its an original GM, with a cassette player. Its AM/FM, and I keep it on an AM station.
All the fuses are OK, and all the accessories work.
Any ideas? headscratch

Thanks!



Last edited by Old 'Burb Lover; 03/14/2009 9:05 PM.


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These radios are plagued with bad solder joints due to the heat in the dash. Not an 'easy' fix just a time consuming one if you're good with a fine tip soldering iron.


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Thanks! maybe I'll just get another one.





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