This is my first time posting, so please be patient with me. I am the proud owner of a 2009 saturn sky. Yesterday my radio stopped working, there is no sound for the signal lights ( although they are working properly) the speedomoter arm is going up and down and the lights on the dash flash intermittedly ( seatbelt,oil etc) Please help!! I have checked the radio fuse and is was not burnt.
Is it the original battery? Our cars do some truely wierd things when the batteries go bad. Car may start fine, or start sometimes, but the electrics can go really wonky. You could get it checked. Unfortunately, some have found they check out good, but are still bad.
Otherwise, another issue that has been seen is faulty fusebox circuit board under the hood, or loose fusebox harness connector. Good luck.
Oh, and what's this I hear about your husband kissing all the girls?
I apologize for the inconvenience caused by this issue. Please keep us updated on the status and your concerns are being documented. If you take it to a GM tech, let me know how it goes. I hoped this is resolved quickly for you.
First suggestion is take it to your service provider and have them check it out. If the radio is not functioning then they have a concrete failure to address and that will hopefully lead them to a complete diagnosis.
If that does not work for you let us know and we can suggest other courses of action.:grouphug:
There have been cases of grounding problems causing odd behavior. The most frequent culprit being a groud screw on the right-side frame rail just about even with the radiator.
Good afternoon! My 2007 Redline is having a wiring issue; whereby, it starts sporatically. Battery is good and everything lights up like it is going to start, but fails to initiate the starter. GM hasn't been able to figure it out since it doesn't throw a code. They checked the starter and its connections. They have been through the fuse box and fuse block and still can't find anything. Of course it never happens when I take to the dealer.
Have any of you had to change out the fuse block or heard of any other causes for this type of behavior? Based on an earlier post, I did check the ground wire at the front of the frame and all was well with it.
Kind of at a loss. Any assistance would be appreciated!
Could be a bad starter motor... the contacts could be futzed at one part of the armature. Just depends on what position the starter armature stops after the last start, whether contact is made next time you try to start.
I do remember a thread with this issue, either here or in the Solstice forum. Don't recall the outcome though.
There were at least a small number of reports of a cracked fuse block - though if memory serves it was mostly on the 2007s - can cause a wide range of hard to diagnose problems.
Thanks for the input and possible leads. I read the TSB on the possible fuse block issue and went through mine with with a magnifing glass. No issues there. Of course it still remains a suspect.
The starter and/or the clutch positioning switch may be the culprit, based on the text strings you sent me. I'll be checking them both today.
Great! Well done and thanks for closing the loop. Another data point for bad starting issues
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