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For several weeks now I have been racking my brain on what's been going on with the audio in my car. My head unit keeps turning itself on and off. The only electrical affected seems to be the head unit. I've gone over wires and connections multiple times, and I had just assumed I needed a new battery after I verified the wiring was okay; however, driving home I realized my head unit keeps cutting off in the same exact location. The school zone before my house.
I've never heard of it before, and it took me quite some time to notice the location, but every single day coming in and going out of the area it shuts off. I have to drive through that school zone and my head unit just cuts out. It does not do this anywhere else. Once I am out, it is clear. No problems, but coming back home, off again. It did this coming home from work, leaving to the gym, back from the gym. Yesterday leaving to the gym, coming home from the gym, and the days that came before. Like I said it took me a while to realize it but could something in the area be messing with my head unit? It seems unlikely but it's too repetitive in one spot to be coincidence.
As I was writing this I realized that my stock unit cd player stopped working in the exact area when I was just trying to go to the store down the street. CD player never worked again. Could it be some sort of fuse issue affected by the area? It seems a bit unreal a location tampering with my audio and not affecting anything else, but it never fails.
I've never heard of it before, and it took me quite some time to notice the location, but every single day coming in and going out of the area it shuts off. I have to drive through that school zone and my head unit just cuts out. It does not do this anywhere else. Once I am out, it is clear. No problems, but coming back home, off again. It did this coming home from work, leaving to the gym, back from the gym. Yesterday leaving to the gym, coming home from the gym, and the days that came before. Like I said it took me a while to realize it but could something in the area be messing with my head unit? It seems unlikely but it's too repetitive in one spot to be coincidence.
As I was writing this I realized that my stock unit cd player stopped working in the exact area when I was just trying to go to the store down the street. CD player never worked again. Could it be some sort of fuse issue affected by the area? It seems a bit unreal a location tampering with my audio and not affecting anything else, but it never fails.