Hello all,

My 2009 GT arrived this morning. Will post pics later.

My current issue is I get no sound out of the audio system.

The display is up on the infotainment system but turning the volume **** does not bring any sound.

What am I missing?

Much thanks!

 

I would start at the fuse for the amp...then move to the amp itself. It could simply be unplugged.

So I take it every source has no sound? (Just trying to get the obvious out there, not to insult you). Others will chime in in a few but just to knock some of the little stuff out of the way try those. The amp is located on the right side (looking forward from the back of the car) behind the battery.


Is it possible to make a video and run through everything so we can see first hand how your radio is acting?

 

Thanks, TJ.

Yeah, nothing from AM or FM - haven't tried CD yet.

I push the Audio button, that turns on the infotainment display then push the power button and then turning the volume **** but nothing.

Will check your video.

Thanks.

 

I am not at the vehicle at the moment, but does pushing the volume **** in put it on mute, like my A8L W12 does.
Just thinking out loud.
Also tell us of you have the NAIM system in your 2009 GT.

Johnny

 

Good catch Johnny, not having the original radio in there for awhile I kinda forgot how it operates.

 

Took a video, hope it helps:

 

Ok, try a CD, or telephone, NAV, SAT radio for any sound.

 

I watched the video again and noticed that you do have the NAIM system, there are 3 - 20 amp fuses in the left side of the trunk.
I am not stating this to upset or alarm you, but the 2009-10 NAIM apms did have problems, I have one, the early versions had overheating issues which in turn blew caps and circuits.
Give me a few and I will get you the fuse layout.

Johnny

 

Here are the 3 main amp fuse.


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Also, please press the NAIM button and tell or show us what you see.

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Thanks JH!

I pushed the Naim button and I got a message like "Digital audio system is not available at this time".

Not the exact message but something like that.

 

Well Randy,
Sorry to say, that is not a good sign.

That is the message you will see, if, 1) the fuses are blown, 2) the amplifier is unplugged, 3) the amplifier is fried, or 4) the amplifier is missing.

No matter which sound source you pick, when you press the NAIM button it will show not available, below are some pictures of the amplifier and the screen showing the message, and the last picture shows what you should be seeing.

The NAIM amplifier is located on the right side of the trunk behind up behind the starter battery.
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Randy,
I will be unavailable until around 5PM.
I will check back in then.

Johnny

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Much appreciated JH!

Will check fuses and report back.

 

Turns out all three 20 amp fuses are blown. Will replace and report back.

Thanks for the support!