Hello everybody, I have a 2004 GMC Envoy SLT with 204000kms and am very happy with her. Today, I took her through a hand car wash but the attendants forgot to close the vented sunroof....(also my fault but they are required to check)
As I got in, I noticed the readout on the stereo was not normal. It contained half words and the radio couldn't be turned on.
I noticed the headliner wet but not dripping, water was dripping from the rearview mirror, and water was dripping from the garage door opener/voice recorder. Water was also dripping from the sunroof area.
I showed the owner the problem but he would not take responsibility. He said that the interior wasn't dripping with water and showed that the carpets and much of the headliner was not wet.
Slowly, what little that was on the radio display faded out. Now I have now radio at all.
Any suggestions?
I was hoping that the radio would dry itself out and miraculously come back on but I think that is wishful thinking.
Would taking off the negative battery connection for a minute reset things?
Everything else in the truck works so I am baffled. Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Walter
As I got in, I noticed the readout on the stereo was not normal. It contained half words and the radio couldn't be turned on.
I noticed the headliner wet but not dripping, water was dripping from the rearview mirror, and water was dripping from the garage door opener/voice recorder. Water was also dripping from the sunroof area.
I showed the owner the problem but he would not take responsibility. He said that the interior wasn't dripping with water and showed that the carpets and much of the headliner was not wet.
Slowly, what little that was on the radio display faded out. Now I have now radio at all.
Any suggestions?
I was hoping that the radio would dry itself out and miraculously come back on but I think that is wishful thinking.
Would taking off the negative battery connection for a minute reset things?
Everything else in the truck works so I am baffled. Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Walter