repost from socal section

After all this time thinking that my G35 was one of the lucky ones with out any tranny, window regulator, door switch or any other infamous g35 issues the day has finally come..

I've encountered the dreaded malfunctioning circuit board

I'm looking to sell my car soon and purchasing a double din is just out of the question..

Can anyone in the socal region help me diagnose or possibly refer me to someone who can help repair the issue?

 

find a used circuit board? sometimes its both the circuit board AND the audio unit since they work hand-in-hand

 

^1. I'd sell ya mine, but.. same boat. DD it is.

 

I was thinking the same but wouldn't most used boards have the same issue?

 

I have one worked when I boxed it up 2 years ago. Can't see it breaking being stuck in a box.


Whats the going rate on a used circuit board???

 

nm i would think. u can pick up used audio units for around 100-200 from what ive seen. its common for the boards to go bad, but its not in EVERY car. mine is still workin in my 04

 

i think you can get it fixed for around $150...its on ebay as a service. I think there located in socal too.

 

I've searched the web and scoured the web and couldn't find anything. Any chance anyone can locate a repair place?

 

I had my 6 disc refurbished by a place that was ran through ebay. Worked out good. If you need the circuit board, I have one... PM me an offer.

 

Check this thread:

https://g35driver.com/forums/audio-v...ml#post5506335

RadioMedics is known to fix this problem for about $275 bucks. They are located in SoCal.

 

Problem solved! I was referred to a friend of a friend who removed, repaired and reinstalled all for $200!

 

so what part/s short out?

 

this is what i was referring too.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BOSE-...#ht_2028wt_861

 

Ok I gotta ask. Does anyone know what the exact problem is? By just saying its the "circuit board" doesn't say a lot. Surely there is an electrical tech/engineer that has dealt with this problem. I have an electrical eng. at my job and if it's something like a resistor or capacitor that needs to be refluxed, then this could make for a great write-up

 

I read that the power supply on the radio itself isn't strong enough to support the radio/AC. Once the power supply is upgraded, the problem is solved.