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    A6/U13/L3 Body Computer Systems: JOB SHEET A6H7 Radio Static Diagnosis

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    This document provides a procedure for diagnosing radio static and poor reception issues. It involves 13 steps to check the antenna, connections, noise suppression devices, engine grounding, and spark plug wires. Completing the procedure allows technicians to identify potential causes of radio static, such as a faulty antenna, loose ground connections, or bad spark plug wires. The goal is to determine the necessary action to resolve customer complaints of radio noise or weak reception.

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    This document provides a procedure for diagnosing radio static and poor reception issues. It involves 13 steps to check the antenna, connections, noise suppression devices, engine grounding, and spark plug wires. Completing the procedure allows technicians to identify potential causes of radio static, such as a faulty antenna, loose ground connections, or bad spark plug wires. The goal is to determine the necessary action to resolve customer complaints of radio noise or weak reception.

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    This document provides a procedure for diagnosing radio static and poor reception issues. It involves 13 steps to check the antenna, connections, noise suppression devices, engine grounding, and spark plug wires. Completing the procedure allows technicians to identify potential causes of radio static, such as a faulty antenna, loose ground connections, or bad spark plug wires. The goal is to determine the necessary action to resolve customer complaints of radio noise or weak reception.

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    RESET FORM

    A6/U13/L3 BODY COMPUTER SYSTEMS


    JOB SHEET A6H7 Radio Static Diagnosis

    LEARNING OBJECTIVE/NATEF TASK


    • Diagnose radio static and weak, intermittent, or no
    radio reception; determine necessary action
    NATEF TASK A6/H7, P3. ICS167
    MATERIALS
    Classroom Vehicle (s), OEM service information, DMM, Jumper wires, Scan Tool

    PROCEDURE
    • Wear Safety Glasses for this entire procedure.
    • Review Lesson 3 of UNIT 13 in the A6 course. Locate in the OEM service
    information the diagnostic procedure for radio static or poor radio reception
    for the vehicle you are using along with its wiring diagram. Submit this
    information to your instructor or mentor for approval.
    Your Instructor MUST stamp or initial the box
    to the right before you can proceed with this
    job sheet.

    1. Turn on the radio and listen for noise. You can hear noise best on the
    AM band. Describe what you heard:

    2. LIsten to the radio on the same station as above with the engine running
    and not-running and describe the difference in noise under both condi-
    tions:

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    3. Operate the radio in AM and FM. Does the noise appear in both
    bands?______ If the noise is only on FM, what could be the problem?

    4. If the noise is heard on both AM and FM, continue the test by checking
    the antenna and its connections. Is the antenna firmly mounted and in
    good condition? ________________________________
    5. Check the connection of the antenna cable to the antenna. Are the con-
    tacts clean and is the cable connector in good condition? _________
    6. Connect a jumper wire from the base of the antenna to a known good
    ground. Then listen for the noise. Did the noise level change?_____
    Describe and explain the results:

    7. Based on the OEM service manual, identify any noise suppression


    devices used on this vehicle. The noise suppression devices are:

    8. Are all of the noise suppression devices present securely mounted to a


    clean well-grounded surface? __________________
    9. Connect a jumper wire from a known good ground to the grounding tab
    on each capacitor-type noise suppressor. Listen to the radio and
    describe and explain the results of doing this:

    10. Turn off the engine and disconnect the wiring harness from the AC Gen-
    erator. Start the engine and listen to the radio and describe and explain
    the results of doing this: ________________________________
    11. Check the spark plug wires and spark plugs. Are both of these noise
    suppressor-types? __________________________
    12. Describe the routing, condition, and connections of these spark plug
    cables:

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    13. Connect a jumper from a good ground to a rear speaker frame and lis-
    ten to the radio and describe what you hear:

    TASK SUMMARY
    • Now that you have completed this NATEF task, can you think of anything
    (tools, information, knowledge etc.) that would have made this task easier.

    • List a customer complaint together with the cause determined by this diag-
    nostic/inspection task that might appear on a work order, and then list the
    NATEF Task CORRECTION you would use to resolve the complaint.

    Instructor Mentor

    A6/U13/L3: JSA6H7 3

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