2002 Pathfinder Clarion PN-2356N audio trouble
2002 Pathfinder Clarion PN-2356N audio trouble
The Clarion PN-2356N audio system speakers have been working intermittently for a while now with all working OK then just the back then only the front and now only the right rear speaker works. Do you know any fixes?
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Re: 2002 Pathfinder Clarion PN-2356N audio trouble
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It almost sounds like there is a loose connection in the back of the head unit somewhere... that's the only thing I could think of to make it jump around like that (or the head unit itself is bad and the fade/balance has a mind of its own).
If you don't get any responses here after a while, I'll move the thread into the pathfinder section.
It almost sounds like there is a loose connection in the back of the head unit somewhere... that's the only thing I could think of to make it jump around like that (or the head unit itself is bad and the fade/balance has a mind of its own).
If you don't get any responses here after a while, I'll move the thread into the pathfinder section.
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Re: 2002 Pathfinder Clarion PN-2356N audio trouble
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You have the base system (i.e. not Bose), correct? There's really not much to troubleshoot - as PapaSmurf2k3 said above, it's more than likely a loose connection, perhaps a frayed wire or something. The easiest place to start would be to check each speaker's connections; see this post for a guide on removing the interior door panel to gain access to the speakers.
You have the base system (i.e. not Bose), correct? There's really not much to troubleshoot - as PapaSmurf2k3 said above, it's more than likely a loose connection, perhaps a frayed wire or something. The easiest place to start would be to check each speaker's connections; see this post for a guide on removing the interior door panel to gain access to the speakers.
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