[s-cars] S6 Radio/CD question

[Ian McKee]

hi Greg

My '97 S6 ( NZ Spec car) had the same problem. The unit is in the left 
side rear quarterlight panel ( RHD car - probably same on LHD), and can 
be removed carefully just by peeling back the cover. Unplug all cables 
and use a small socket to remove 2 screws. Slightly cramped - but do-able.
Mine was full of dry solder joints and didn't take long to fix up.
Works heaps better once fixed ! My wife even listens to AM channels now !
The box also controls the heated rear screen from memory.
Good luck

Ian
'97 S6

Gregory Wolters wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I bought a 1995 S6 and I can't remember where the
> radio antenna(s) are.  My S4 has a mast, but the S6
> doesn't.
>
> The strange thing that is happening is that the radio
> works fine in the morning when I leave for work.  In
> the afternoon, the radio doesn't work at all, just
> background static.  Then on the way home after work,
> it usually works.
>
> The car is parked in the sun and I'm thinking it is an
> antenna connection problem that has something to do
> with temperature. Sometimes when I drive over bumps,
> the radio will come to life after a few crackles.  Was
> there an antenna in the front windshield?  Maybe it
> was replaced with a windshield without the antenna?
>
> Also, like I've heard other S6's do, my HVAC fan is
> starting to squeak and I can't remember what the fix
> was.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Greg
> 94 S4
> 95 S6 
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