FM Radio doesn't work

And you NEVER will know unless you provide the model number of unit!

This could effect the cd changer if it is fm modulated as well.

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i have a ford explorer, 1995 it came with a 10disc cd changer only trouble is we dont know what radion station we need to use for it can you help?

This sounds to me like the antenna wire may have become loose in the back of the radio. It just took a few weeks for it to become free. :) If you can maneuver your arm behind it, you should be able to push the connector back into the hole in the back of the radio. But the safest and most practical way to do it is to remove the radio from the dash and plug it in that way. :)

I hope this helps! Let me know if I can be of further assistance. :)

Same issue here, hardly used the unit, and have no radio reception, all else works including the CD changer

I believe thats an fm modulated changer. Need to make sure you put it on the correct freq. The one I had needed to be on fm 89.1 or 89.5 to work. Hope this helps.

Contacted local dodge dealer about my in dash 6-disc changer problem. Chrysler seems to have an "exchange" program. They will remove your existing radio, install a "factory reconditioned" unit and send yours in to be repaired and sold to someone else. The dealer told me that my CD's would EVENTUALLY be returned to me from Chrysler. The cost I was given was $265 plus sales tax for the exchange unit, and the labor to remove and reinstall. He said about a half hour labor. Compare this to the $604 for a factory new unit. Hope this helps everyone with this problem. I was told by the Service advisor that it is common for this problem.

I kept the cd changer idle for long time now it is not reading or ever the spindle motor is working pleas help me

Hi , you may buy a portable fm antena adaptable in car body .
and install connect to antena plug and then good fm signal.

It should have an fm transmitter that has 3 options (more or less) beginning with 88.5, 88.7, 88.9, etc. pick any one of the three and turn on the cd changer. If it works properly then you should be able to hear your music. The one you pick should correspond with the channel frequency of the radio or head unit.