FM reception problem
I have a 2003 A4 Avant with a Symphony II radio/CD player. For the past month the FM reception has become poor with the radio struggling to stay tuned to national radio stations. I have heard that there is a diversity box / aerial amplifier that may be at fault but I do not know where it is located in the car. If someone knows and can tell me how to get access to it that would be a great help. I have checked the back of the radio unit and the aerial is plugged in. What's the smaller co-ax connector for in the back of the radio?
Nick
Nick
The small co-ax cable question was more for interest - don't think its the cause of the problem. Just thought it was odd that there were 2 co-ax connectors - one is clearly the aerial and the second this SMA/SMB co-ax connector.
This may be an obvious question (but sometimes it's the obvious that is overlooked): Did you (or someone) inadvertently change the Sensitivity setting from DX to Local? Push the Menu button and view the setting. Use the right **** to change the setting if necessary.
I have had the same problem for months now but get the 2 radio stations I listen to so I never bothered to fix it. I've heard it can be the diversity box, which is in the location described a couple posts up. Mine happens to be cracked so that very well could be it. The other possibility I've heard is an FM antenna booster behind the HU. Supposedly that will go after some time. I'd like a definitive answer since I know whichever I pick first won't be the culprit, that's typically my luck but I'll probably replace the diversity box first. If you solve it, post what you did please.


