Thanks Joe. I'll stay scrupulous and hit up Autozone. I gave up trawling for car parts in college. ;-)
Thanks Joe. I'll stay scrupulous and hit up Autozone. I gave up trawling for car parts in college. ;-)
Thx for the info, its not that its bad reception by any means. Its just that my old car would pick up a very good station (usually) thats in pensacola, fl....which is 120 miles away(flat terrain), and I was hoping to get it with the vx.
Now even with the old car, if I went west (away from the station) I would lose it completely real fast. And the wifes car never picked it up worth a crap either, so its certainly not sub-standard performance on the vx's part at all, was just wanting it to reach as far as my other car did.
I gotta say that the reception in my VX... "SUCKS Big Green Ones".
But it might have something to do with the fact that I live and work between two mountain ranges and you can't get squat without satellite or a 2,000 foot antenna.That's why the CD player is always loaded.
John
Strangely enough, I still get decent FM reception with the antenna snapped off.
I was always impressed with the FM sensitivity of the Fujitsu and Clarion receivers used by Isuzu, especially using the Diversity antenna as in the Trooper and Rodeo. Since switching to satellite radio the only reason I've retained the antenna is for the rare occasion I might be waiting in a parking garage or want to listen to my local NPR station.
Over 20 years of Isuzu enjoyment...