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    New Member!! Radio, No Volume, Bose

    Have had my C36 for over a year with minimal problems. I take real good care of everything so small problems bother me. Currently the radio head unit works the phone projects threw the speakers, I have never had a problem with the audio. Strt my car radio is on, but there is no volume??? I checked fuses and wiring nothing looking abnormal... Could the volume button be faulty or the amp just went out over night? Antenna works fine. I was reading that the AMP could be wet due to rain?? Let it dry out for a few days??

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    Capacitors drying out in the amp. Pay a local electronic repair guy to swap the caps. Much cheaper.
    94 C280, 250k miles, 1999-2011 (gone, never forgotten)
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    Have you had this problem? And is this a DIY or just pay for it

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    Found out water shorted the AMP through the faulty Antenna Rubber... It sucks im going to pull it out clean and see what happens but in the meen time...... Does anyone know which amps are compatible?? to the 96 BOSE
    1996 C36

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    if you know electronics you can easily repair those amps. they are surprisingly simple inside. I have a guitar-amplifier tech for a friend. He took it apart and replaced all the dried out old capacitors and it was good as new. It was like $15 in parts for about 3 hours labor. If you're handy with a soldering iron and have a solder vacuum, you can do it yourself fairly easily.
    94 C280, 250k miles, 1999-2011 (gone, never forgotten)
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    744 Silver 99 C43 AMG, 260k miles, 2011-
    040 Black 98 C43 AMG, 190k miles, 2013-

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