Nissan Altima: 04 Altima radio reception

I'd be willing to be the reception with the OEM unit was just great until
you decided to mess with it.


I'd be willing to be that the radio installer you used did not know what he
was doing when he installed your new unit.

So needless to say you have just voided your warranty on any and all
components that are now hooked up to the "new and improved" radio you
installed, so I guess you are pretty much fuc*ed.


I'll give you a hint, it is 2 words


signal amplifier


I'll bet it is not turning on
"Gus Chiggins" <com> wrote in message
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"> I'd be willing to be the reception with the OEM unit was just great until 

No, the reception was lousy with the factory radio as I stated before. It
was also lousy with the '04 Altima I test drove prior to getting mine.

 

I was the one that installed the new unit and I did know what I was doing.

I was just wondering if anyone else had a similar problem and if so, what
they did to correct it.
Thanks.

Just stumbled on this newsgroup.

Radio reception in my new '05 is lousy too. I will ask them about it at my
first oil change. Very annoying to not get local radio stations well.

Unrelated to radio, I hear and feel a relatively high pitched buzzing or
whine when I accelerate in this vehicle. Not sure where it is coming
from...but sounds like engine compartment. Thoughts, anyone?


"Gus Chiggins" <com> wrote in
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Hey, Hank. I asked the sales manager about this and he says that this is
the first he has heard about it. I don't think he would B.S. me about it,
seeing how he is a good friend. I'm glad I'm not the only one with this
issue. And yes, it's very annoying not to get local FM or AM stations.
Sorry to hear about your other issue. Good luck.

Gus

"Hank Hill" <com> wrote in message
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"Gus Chiggins" <com> wrote in message
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So why did you buy one?
 

Because the car had too many positive features including a very good price
to let the radio reception sway my decision. Plus, I knew I was putting in
my Kenwood receiver and I thought that would correct the problem. It
obviously didn't.


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"Gus Chiggins" <com> wrote in message
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The receiver has nothing to do with reception, I would suggest you try an
aftermarket signal booster, or maybe a sirius or something.
 

I was looking into Sirius. Thanks for the reply.


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