radio issues
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I recall a member posting that the "sharkfin" connection caused this problem.
Downside: headliner needs to be dropped to address the issue.
Other possibilities....https://www.cadillacforums.com/foru...293-radio-static-mystery-solved-not-sure.html
Downside: headliner needs to be dropped to address the issue.
Other possibilities....https://www.cadillacforums.com/foru...293-radio-static-mystery-solved-not-sure.html
The AM on our red 2011 is bad (can't get Rush unless directly in Tampa or St Pete) but the FM is ok and both are ok on the black 2011, so it's got to be something loose or not well connected.
You might want to read through this post https://www.cadillacforums.com/foru...ion/244887-am-radio-static-2.html#post2920176
The issue on my 2011 coupe was the routing of the antenna cable going to the radio. The coax shield broke because of the tight turn on the cable causing the static. No problems since replacing cable.
The issue on my 2011 coupe was the routing of the antenna cable going to the radio. The coax shield broke because of the tight turn on the cable causing the static. No problems since replacing cable.
Have you installed any new LED lighting? If you have consider they may have been a cheap price. They probably work great as far as candelas but unfortunately those cheap LED’s are commonly known to cause disturbance when listening to AM or FM radio. CD’s, AUX and even bluetooth will work fine but standard radio will be full of static. I have looked into this myself as it happened to me when I installed LEDs on my Jeep. Sadly the general consensus says it cannot be fixed completely only improved. When buying LED lighting it should be high quality or else the dreaded static will come from cheaply made LED drivers. Good luck
I never meet this issue before ,but I would like to know how to solve it
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