Infotainment Problems
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Asheville NC
Infotainment Problems
Hi,
My car is off warranty so I was looking for a fix for the flickering, scrolling of the infotainment screen. The issues are intermittent. I read that a Corvette engineer has said that the wiring harness for the radio screen gets shorted out when the screen is opened and closed. I was wondering if anyone has tried to fix this issue themselves? Also, is it difficult to remove the radio. I watched a video of a guy who removed and replaced his dash with a carbon fiber dash and it looked like a lot of work. I don't mind work but I hate unsnapping the fasteners because they can break. Any advice??
My car is off warranty so I was looking for a fix for the flickering, scrolling of the infotainment screen. The issues are intermittent. I read that a Corvette engineer has said that the wiring harness for the radio screen gets shorted out when the screen is opened and closed. I was wondering if anyone has tried to fix this issue themselves? Also, is it difficult to remove the radio. I watched a video of a guy who removed and replaced his dash with a carbon fiber dash and it looked like a lot of work. I don't mind work but I hate unsnapping the fasteners because they can break. Any advice??
Le Mans Master
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Well considering the "radio" is a set of modules. Depending on which one you want to replace it can be a challenge or easy.
Main radio module consists of the "Receiver" (called Radio), the HMI unit, the Screen, and the Front Panel (that's the buttons under the screen). The Screen I think is now only sold as a unit with the Front Panel in service (they are still two distinct electrical objects).
Additionally there are other "Radio" modules like the Amplifier and XM Radio (called SDARS).
Main radio module consists of the "Receiver" (called Radio), the HMI unit, the Screen, and the Front Panel (that's the buttons under the screen). The Screen I think is now only sold as a unit with the Front Panel in service (they are still two distinct electrical objects).
Additionally there are other "Radio" modules like the Amplifier and XM Radio (called SDARS).
