So I took the dash out to fix the tinting that went bad, now after putting the dash back in, the radio cuts out from time to time and after a minute or two will come back on.

Anyone know what might cause this and more importantly, how do I correct this issue?

 

Did you pull the entire dash? Or just the instrument cluster?

 

Just the cluster

 

There's really nothing behind the cluster that would affect audio. Could be something unrelated.

 

I have not seen the back of an Aston Cluster. Is this on the MOST-BUS loop? If so; maybe a loose connection there.

 

It started right after I pulled the cluster, that is a very strange coincidence. Going to try disconnecting the battery and putting the + and - cables together and see if that does not help.

 

Could be, I will check that out.

 

Well, disconnected the battery and now the radio will not even turn on.

Bright side, the tinting on the digital displays looks great.

 

something wrong with the radio connection?

 

Anyone know where the radio HU is located?

 

Nope, just the connector. This is driving me nuts, only thing I can think of, is that there was a electrical spike and it hit the radio and bluetooth.

Bluetooth is not working as it should, a call comes in and I hear the phone ring through the speakers once and then nothing.

 

Try this...

 

Did you sync your phone again after the battery disconnect?

If I don't resync once a weak it'll lose contact. The BTooth in these cars is not a strong point.

 

I did not, I will try syncing my phone again.

Thanks!!

 

Thanks, but the DB9 does not have the switcher.