So I go out to lunch and i turn my car on and there is no sound coming from my speakers i thought the volume was down so i turned it up, still nothing and then i thought it may have been the CD so i put on FM radio and still no sound everything seems to be working have power and the radio shows the station and this never happened before just randomly decided to stop working, could the speaker wire be loose or did the speaks blow out? but i don't see how i never play my radio loud.

 

Do you have an aftermarket stereo? Happened to me one, it was a loose wire in the back of the radio. I didn't clamp it tight enough so it wasn't making full connection. I learned this after I went over a bump a minutes later and the sound cut in and out... hahaha.

 

no its a stock Bose, last night i got in my car and the sound worked. then when i turned the car off went out and came back later that night i turned the car on again and no sound... i haven't tried it today yet.

 

We might have to blame this issue on the crappy weather we're having I'd run it to a Automotive radio shop in your area, sounds like something lose but nothing serious. I'd rather pay out of pocket than take it to Infiniti, you could have worse problem they'd create!
Gary

 

so i get out to my car today and when i turned the key it worked sound was coming out, i went to the gym i got out of the gym i turned my car on it no sound i like works sometimes and it doesn't

so you're saying its a weather issue?

 

sounds like bose amp turn on lead is either disconnected or just barley hanging on

lazy/half assed way to check - drive your car 30-40mph and tap the brakes semi hard.

if they turn on, loose wire

proper way - spend a few hours tracing wires

 

lol ill try the half assed way first.

Thanks

 

Mine does the same. When it stops working pop in a CD and see if it works. If so you will no its a loose wire somewhere. Most likely the antenna.

 

there is no sound period from the radio or cd. if it is a loose wire, how would i go about fixing it im not to familiar with this kinda stuff

 

looks like the problem fixed it self seems to be fine now....

 

My problem is not going away... i tired the going 30 MPH and applying the breaks suddenly but nothing no sound came out, should i take it to infinity or have someone else look at it like a best buy or a electronics shop.....

 

I'd have a reputable shop or the dealer look at it, but you'll get ripped off either way. Unless you have the time and know how to go behind the stereo and check all the connections, as well as to the factory amp. But even then, you could be left with no answers.

 

Seems like a loose wire would be more likely to cut in and out during driving, not while the vehicle is stationary. Try just turning the car from off to ACC several times to see if the sound doesn't work some of the time.

My guess would be that the amp is just dying and sometimes just doesn't turn on at all.

 

Do you think I should take it into infinity?

 

Only if you want to pay the price of a new aftermarket HU and amp to pay for labor and parts to repair it.