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Hi - can't see an article that covers the issue I have with my my03 c4s so trying this. My radio has stopped working. All other items in the pcm ok including cd (Inc. Sound) and sat nav. But no radio reception/sound. Can't se any obvious wires to check. Any ideas very welcome please Many thanks Andrew
Does it display the radio station details on the screen? If so, it must be receiving a signal, and I would suspect that there is an internal fault. If no station detail, then it may be the antenna. Apart from the aerial connection, I can't think of much else you can check. It might possibly be the antenna amplifier, which is at the base of the A pillar on the driver's side, behind the trim. I think that if it was mine I would remove the PCM, disconnect the aerial cable, and put a piece of wire (about a metre long) into the aerial connector to see if there is any sign of a signal.
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