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CDR-24 Radio goes dead.

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YOUR RESEARCHCDR-24 Radio goes dead.

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I've seen several used ones for sale on ebay, etc.
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I've seen several used ones for sale on ebay, etc.
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POST 1Original post

I have a 2007 Cayman with a Cdr 24 radio and Bose amp in the frunk. My problem is that the radio goes blank and will not come back on for about 5 minutes, then it repeats this again. I noticed that if you watch the radio screen closely it will display TEMP. My question is this, is the temp message caused by the head unit or the Bose amp . unit? Any info would be appreciated! Thanks, Fred

POST 2Original post

I would certainly bet this is the head unit, not the amp. Sounds like it is giving up the ghost. I've seen several used ones for sale on ebay, etc. from people who have changed to new head units. It's an easy DIY to replace yours with another CDR 24.

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