1995 Dodge Ram "constant static car radio" Questions

constant static -- FM is perfect, as is the sound system. The AM radio has no static when engine is not running. Please help the cause of this is a defective is due to one of the following: 1. Antenna

...static...but no radio broadcast. Also, the clock works but time does not progress. It has a cassette, but I need to try that once I find a tape. Any thoughts? Double check for fuses in harness to ...

...constant current to maintain memory settings (station presets)... another tip to reduce trial and error is to use a "d" cell battery to figure out which wires go to which speakers... just brush them ...

...constant power and runs from your battery, red wire is always accesory wire and keeps your radios memory intact(stations saved, fade settings etc)black wire is always ground, as faras the speaker ...

static thru the speaker now why dont i get any sound when i hook it up in my car. any tips or is it something im doing wrong, please help! Hi Jamie, Here's an old trick which you may find useful. Take

...constant 12v power source. IF it is connected to a normally off power source (normally off - meaning it isn't working when the ignition switch is off) then it will not keep memory settings and return ...

radio keeps sounding like it is losing reception and soun d will go down and up constantly and at times give me static. I am thinking perhaps I need to find a dodge adapter but I do not know for sure.

constant crackling when moving. Somewhere in the car is a loose connection or a bad sensor element creating the sound. This could also be static build up and discharge somewhere in the vehicle. If you

radio static constant radio static coming through the radio. Could be the antenna came loose from the back or the noise filter is bad. The filter is mounted to the engine, usually close to the coil/s.

...constant speed ..if things start shutting down...a/c stops, radio gets static,wipers slow..etc...the alt isn't suppling the juice needed so it takes from the batt...when the batt starts getting low ...