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Sound And Power 07 Nbs Nav/bose?

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My 07 NBS has the Nav/Bose radio system. On two occasions I've noticed that the sound, be it radio or disk, cuts in and out. What could be causing this? Also, The truck has three 12v power outlets. Two under the Nav unit and one in the back seat. Only the power outlet nearest the driver actually works. Are these fused individually? Where? Or, is the a button or switch that turns them on and off? I've only had the truck for a month and I'm still finding buttons..

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I don't have any real info to help. But I think some of the power outlets are switched outlets and I think there is one unswitched one. Meaning the truck has to be on for the other outlets to work and you found the unswitched one. As far as I know there aren't any separate switches to enable the power outlets.

 

If the outlets still won't work with the truck running, then I'd be taking it back to the dealer to have them checked out.

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I'd get the audio system checked by the dealer. Bose systems are pretty average sound wise, but they should not cut out like you describe. One possible thing - They don't have monster power... If you overdrive them, the amp will shut off for a few seconds to cool.

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Found a fuse had been pulled that provided power to the AUX power outlets.. Replaced and everything is fine. The radio quite dropping in and out as well. I suspect that possibly the circuits are paralleled to the amp to provide optimal power.

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