2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee "car cold radio work" Questions

radio and driver side vents only blow cold air. The passenger side hardly works at all. The a/c usually works better from a cold start. I have read online that the problem is sometimes the A/C climate

...radio controls on the back of my sterring wheel, the overhead display, and my a/c isn't blowing cold air... Sounds like a bad forward control module, or body control module. All those things run off ...

radio tuner still able to change stations and cd's able to load and change tracks, just no sound at all. Yesterday on my way home from work everything and all my speakers were working great. Any ideas

...radio, the volume and balance is almost certainly controlled by a potentiometer that has input into one leg of the fixed resistance, and the other leg (of the fixed resistance) is grounded. The ...

...cold nights, after it has been sitting for 2 or 3 hours, my '96 Grand Cherokee starts just fine, the after a minute or two of driving, it hesitates, then surges (once or twice), as if almost out of ...

...car overnight and returned with a friend the next day and when I went to see if it would start it fired up no problem and worked fine for about 6 months. Now, twice in the past month or so it has ...

radio doesn't work when car is cold - fine after car warms up. you have a faulty transistor within the radio ??? wont work when its cold ,i had a portable radio like this many moons ago

...A SHORT OR BAD FUSE. IN MORNING WHEN COLD BOTH TEMP PANEL AND RADIO PANEL WORK BUT AFTER HEATING UP THEY GO OUT an if the radio is not playing then does it do the same or is it the radio causing ...

car wouldn't start. But then when I jump started it, it also started the radio again perfectly. Problem solved! Hope this helps. Good luck! my 07 clio radio has packed in the same day you posted this.

Nissan Pathfinder 2002 radio only operates if car is left in sun Radio does not work in morning or if cold. Does operate if engine heats up I would check the plug in connection on back of the radio.