Re: [Chrysler300] FM Radio volume conrol

[Keith Boonstra <kboonstra@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dave,

I haven't seen one yet in my personal experience that didn't clear up at 
least 95% by just working the rheostat (volume control) like crazy for a 
minute. You can do it with the radio shut off, of course, then turn it 
on and see how it does. Could be just the right price for a tight 
budget. What happens is that, with lack of use, an extremely thin film 
of oxidation forms on the rheostat coil; and by spinning the control 
back and forth you wear that film back off so the contact is 
re-established. Good luck.

Keith Boonstra
Holland MI

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Dave Dumais wrote:
>  
>
> Here's one for the radio techs. My 64 fm radio control volume switch 
> is worn, and static echos thru out when the 300 is jarred by a road 
> bump, or when the volume is adjusted.
>
> Being on a tight budget, I ask if a volume control switch from an AM 
> model can be installed into the FM version? I have several AM units 
> that are collecting dust.
>
> thanks , Dave D.
>
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