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**88pathoffroad** · Mar 10th, 2005, 11:44 AM

Most likely, it's poor antenna wire shielding or a nicked shield, a poorly positioned and/or constructed antenna, or poor sensitivity of the stock radio itself. I've heard complaints about this sort of thing before, but never heard of a resolution other than swapping the stock radio out for an aftermarket head unit.

Mar 10th, 2005, 11:44 AM	#4 (permalink)
88pathoffroad Moderator Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Salem, OR Posts: 3,451	Most likely, it's poor antenna wire shielding or a nicked shield, a poorly positioned and/or constructed antenna, or poor sensitivity of the stock radio itself. I've heard complaints about this sort of thing before, but never heard of a resolution other than swapping the stock radio out for an aftermarket head unit. __________________ Admin of NPORA, mod for Nissan-Infiniti Forums, NissanForums.com, NissanHelp.com, AllNissans.com and VGPowered Forums '88 Pathfinder: 6" of lift, 33x13.50 Swamper LTB's, Rancho 9000's, L&P Stage 3 steering system, K&N, Pacesetter headers and 2.5" exhaust, Lock-Right locker, 110A alty and electric fan swap, dual batteries, 700W+ worth of PIAAs, etc.