Cannot calibrate compass!!
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Check Techinfo. Link at the top of the page. There'* an article on relocating the compass detector if you have large subs or toolboxes in your trunk. Do you?
Check Techinfo. Link at the top of the page. There'* an article on relocating the compass detector if you have large subs or toolboxes in your trunk. Do you?
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If you have changed any speakers on the back deck, then most likely that is the problem. As you'll find in that Techinfo article, relocating the compass module will most likely fix up the problem.
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Tried recalibrating
I tried to recalibrate compass in parking lot, it still isnt right. Im getting a little annoyed, I tried the true north b.*. nothing is working! Also i have the tipical moisture in right rear taillight, any suggestions?
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Sure.
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
If you have changed any speakers on the back deck, then most likely that is the problem. As you'll find in that Techinfo article, relocating the compass module will most likely fix up the problem.
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Maybe a bad module, however the typical failure is due to magnetic fields that have been changed. Like any speakers in the deck or trunk.
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