2015 Chevy Tahoe - radio quit working, any ideas?

Asked by JCTAHOE Apr 25, 2015 at 05:28 PM about the 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe LS 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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or pull the radio out and check that all the wires are ok and none have possibly came away

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My suggestion was the same as tennisshoes. Warranties are for something. You paid for it under the purchase price, use it.

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I agree but the Local Dealer is closed today for the Holiday - so its going to be a long weekend with no tunes. I'm checking the fuses but the manual doesn't list the radio in in any of the 5 fuse panels.

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I have a 2015 Surburban and the screen where the backup camera and radio is, is out. I think it's a fuse. But I cannot find the correct fuse for it. The fuse labeling inside the fuse panel on the drivers side is not near descriptive enough. Any idea what fuse it is?

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no answer, but sim issues with a 2015 Tahoe,,,,screen does NOT black out, but is useless! I am in the middel of a lemon law on it, looking now for a replacement and not a buy back. I had it in 5 times to correct the issue, always trying one small fix at a time !! This is my first NON FCA vehicle (Have had about 15) in 30 years of driving.

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