Make sure your TV is tuned in to the correct channel, or set to the correct video input, or source.
A) Is there a coaxial cable leading from the back of your receiver to the TV? If so, then try tuning your TV to channel 3, or 4
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B) Are there composite cables (red, yellow, and white) connected from the receiver to the TV? Make sure they are plugged in, and the TV is set to the correct video input, or source
C) Are there component cables (red, green, and blue) connected from the receiver to the TV? Component cables carry video only. So there may also be a set of composite cables connected to he same input on your TV. These would be used for the audio at this particular input.
D) Or, is there an HDMI cable connected to the TV? This would be a single cable. The ends would be flat, and they slightly resemble USB coupler.
If either scenario B, C, or D is the case, then fist make sure that all cables are connected and the TV is tuned to the correct input.
If your TV says, "no signal' than one of the above resolutions should help.
If your TV says, "searching for satellite signal" than you have a totally different problem.
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Hi, Most likely it's an antenna problem or something wrong with the `front end` section of the receiver. Then again, it also depends on your location. I wouldn't expect a GPS receiver to work well in a cave or close to large buildings, etc. Hope this helps, Cubby
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Wrong light bulb.
the turn signal relay is stuck and needs to be replaced
Fuse
The speakers are probably not connected or the wiring from the speakers to the receiver are faulty.
Yes, the tps signal is sent to your ecu. the ecu decides when to activate your transmission shift solenoids. if the tps is sending the wrong signal, then the ecu is giving the signal at the wrong time causing a hard shift.
normally when a t.v. does that it means that their is no signal, ur t.v. is on the wrong station, or its broken.
The AT check signal light means that there is something is wrong with the transmission. A slipping transmission can be the cause of this.