Radio

I am 99% sure this can only be done by the manufactures of the vehicle try taking it down to a local dealer.

it's an older FM radio antenna that requires an outlet

The story had to utilize audio to be valuable.

Pirate radio stations were created -APEX

Ok, there has been a discussion about this over on g6performance.com.

Here is a copy of the service bulletin one of the guys there dug up:

#PIC4509A: Radio Displays Changer Parked Message - keywords battery CD display int intermittent intermittently no owners park radio - (Dec 27, 2007)

Subject: Radio Displays "Changer Parked" Message

Models: 2004-2007 Chevrolet Malibu

2008 Chevrolet Malibu Classic

2005-2008 Pontiac G6

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This PI was superseded to update models and model years. Please discard PIC4509.

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The following diagnosis might be helpful if the vehicle exhibits the symptom(s) described in this PI.

Condition/Concern:

A customer may comment that the radio will display a "Changer Parked" message intermittently at times, and there is NO explanation in the owner's manual for this message.

Recommendation/Instructions:

This message will display after the CD mechanism has initialized or when you manually park the CD mechanism. Initialization occurs normally upon a battery reconnect. The mechanism will unpark itself once you press the CD load button.

Note: After pressing the CD load button, you will NOT get a message that's it's unparked.

same way you'd wire a radio in any other car.

1-800-321-9755 (wplj)

Classical gas.

THATS SIMPLE OLD WERE not so good to commmunecate as new modern things are better

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Depending on your altitude and range from broadcasting towers, yes. ------------------------------- No! because the impidence and frequency range does not cover up FM ranges, Its also illegal! if you can receive FM on your COMM 1 in your aircraft you can also transmit which is also illegal for anyone/thing to transmit unauthroised on Air band radio.

About 80 dollars in fair condition.

if your radio is not stock then the wiring is not correct or depending on the year you may need a specific wiring harness for the car which can be bought and installed by any extreme audio store. that would be the case if your car radio stays on when the car gets turned off.

It uses energy

http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/detail.asp?info=alarm&year=1990-92&make=Eagle&model=Talon&ID=17705&type=Stereo here you go enjoy!

Probably because the dimmer switch is turned off. Turn the dimmer switch up and see if the dashlights and radio illumination lamps come on.

There name is Northern Light you can find it on You Tube!

Their recording company is http://www.glacierdisc.com/index.html. Their CD 49th Parallel is available on Amazon and through Glacier Disc.

This is wrong - please go thru the rest of the thread and find out who really wrote the song and who really sung it, I started this post years ago and the original writer of the song (Teresa Evangeline) is the gracious one who came on here and told us the true title of the song and the history of it. The song is called: "Minnesota Nights and Northern Lights". The song and the link above is totally different song that starts off with a loon making it's famous haunting tune, that is not the song that is being talked about in this thread so I wish they would get rid of that thread and link.

Vette questions are best answered at corvetteforum.com.. free to sign up for... but this might help.. on a 1977 vette the radio fuse is for radio, automatic transmission down-shift switch and rear defogger.. and it is a 20amp AGC fuse

On both sides of your Panasonic car stereo you will see to small pin holes. they should be on the left and right side of the stereo and if you don't see them insure you have removed the plastic face plate.

use a coat hanger and bend them into a u shape and insert both ends into the holes do the same for the other side. then gently bend them outward to push the secure clips in that's holding the radio and then pull the radio straight out.

the 5 answers are

1.is there a Pokemon that only appear in the morning? -Yes

2.is the statement correct? you cant buy a berry at a mart?-Yes

3.does HMo1 contain the move flash?-No

4.is Falkner the VIOLET GYM LEADER the one who uses bird Pokemon?-Yes

5.does GOLDENROD's GAME CORNER's slots have CHARMANDER on their reels?-No

and your done you get your radio card enjoy! now your pokegear can now double as a radio!

YAY

The number for Heart FM is 82122. Hope it helped!

neither... they both are electromagnetic waves and therefore travel at the same speed... but ultraviolet waves have a higher frequency and also have more energy than radio waves

channel 9

TO ACQUIRE RADIO SERIAL # AND THEN THE RADIO CODE:

turn the car on to accessory mode, but do not start the engine. press and hold the TP button on the radio until you hear it beep...it will take several seconds. Once it beeps, you will be in a menu, and use the right knob (the one you use to tune channels) to scroll through the options until you see the serial number. It will most likely say SERI followed by an 8 digit # like "SERI 00154848". Call your porcsche dealer and speak with the service department. Give them this serial number and they SHOULD be able to give you the code. Sometimes they want to charge you, but i work for a dealership myself, so our porsche dealer knows who i am. It's worth a try though!!

Turn the ignition key to the accessory position which is normally counterclockwise. Only the radio will be drawing power. If you have a good battery you could listen for a couple of hours without running the battery down. Any longer and the battery may go dead.

Make sure that the headlights are off; these may still remain on when the key is in the accessory position. Headlights will drain the battery very quickly.

It may also be advisable to run the engine for a few minutes every half-hour or so, to recharge the battery.

Shortwave.