Questions & Answers for: JBL bad antenna

...etc, but it wont work. Any suggestions? HI! Red14 happy holidaysWell, may be a lot things, from bad cable, welding inside , or bad resistor is burn. but check the cable, and if you can open the ...

...bad reception, a loose antenna, or there was a problem on the internal resistor for antenna signals while tuning it ll just keep on scanning.. if you know the station range or signal like 101.4 press ...

I need to know how the remote wire connects from the amp to the car radio. you should have a remote or an antenna wire out from the radio. most of the time its blue.. if you need any more help ask ...

2007 Chrysler 300 , AM radio not working , but FM works fine One day the am radio which i listened to all the time during the elections, just stopped working , its making background noise , but its ...

Do I need a Sirius radio antena for a MBB219 Do I need a Sirius radio antena connected to the radio to receive Sirius broadcasting or will a standard AM/FM antena work. Note: I already have a Sirius ...

hooking up amp and subwoofer to stock radio Need to figure which wire (color) from the back of stock radio feeds the signal to the amp and subwoofer. Lexus 1991 ls400 thank you so much. mom of son ...

where is the amp located for 1997 ford explorer. I am trying to install an aftermarket radio. I have the harness that I need, but where is the amp and the antenna lead tuner box located in the vehicle

I have an older JBL TLX PS10 sub woofer but hardly used. I get a green light when plugged in. However, the speak makes a loud continuous noise when I plug in the Y connector to the low level input. It

all now. Bought it at Best Buy in October of 2006. Does'nt it have a 5-year warranty? It could be a bad or bad capacitors. On the power board. Capacitors look like soda cans small soda cans. Good ones

without remote wire how to connect to head unit If your head unit does not have an output for remote amplifier turn on, you can also use the power antenna remote turn on and run that wire to your amp.