RADIO. THE RADIO BEGAN CUTTING OUT INTERMITTENTLY, then every couple of minutes. After a couple weeks it wouldn't stay on at all, it kept clicks on then a loud clunk and it stopped and then on till I pulled the fuse. The only fix according to the dealer was to pay $1000 for a new radio.
2020 Camaro 2015 replaced bcm twice - the radio intermittent blower fan ac blinker is still not working. The bcm will not communicate with radio and ac and blower - all else works. I love my car, its runs great, but bcm shameful junk - Chevy should be ashamed.
I went a few weeks with my radio going dead and not going back on until I restarted the car. I went to the car dealership. I spent 90 dollars for a computer diagnostic test, which said I needed a new radio. I noticed that my battery was going from 14 volts down to 12.5 when the Sirius XM was playing. I cancelled the Sirius XM radio. The radio started to work again without problems. It automatically goes to FM instead of Sirius XM. I almost paid 550 dollars for a new radio that I did not need. Thank you CAR DEALERSHIP.
Took the car into the dealer and they wanted to replace the display for $1250.00. I said no and took the car. Found replacement for anywhere from $450.00 to $575.00. Started searching online Chevrolet forums and found the blank screen for myLink a problem in the Camaro and Cruz vehicle. The display would be black but you could still use the touchscreen if you could remember the active spots. All it took was disconnecting the battery in the trunk (not under the hood) and letting it sit for about one hour. I did this and it works fine now. I work with computers and this is a sign of a software problem, not a hardware problem. The dealership charged me $100.00 dollars for the misdiagnosis.
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RADIO. THE RADIO BEGAN CUTTING OUT INTERMITTENTLY, then every couple of minutes. After a couple weeks it wouldn't stay on at all, it kept clicks on then a loud clunk and it stopped and then on till I pulled the fuse. The only fix according to the dealer was to pay $1000 for a new radio.
- John G., Missouri City, TX, US