Just went out and looked for the connector under the passenger seat. Found it tucked down in a hole under the seat pan. It was connected.
I pulled it apart to look at the connection. The connection didn't seem fully seated. Looking inside the connector going forward to the radio. The female PIN inside that connector appeared bent over not allowing the male PIN in the antenna lead to connect properly. I used a pick and eye glass screw driver to straighten it out as best I could. The connection seemed better and locked when I put the connection back together. Tested the radio. Reception seemed a lot better. The other presets I had were coming in now even parked in the garage. Will know more next ride when rain passes after today.
Worth checking out for those having this issue. Could have happened when the Spyder was assembled at the factory or a defect in the wiring connector. The antenna lead going to the radio appears to go into the Spyder harness going forward. Doesn't look easy to replace the antenna lead forward to the radio. Not sure how hard it would be to replace the connector itself.
Will see if this solves the FM reception issue on our Spyder. Will mention next time into the dealer.
Craig
I pulled it apart to look at the connection. The connection didn't seem fully seated. Looking inside the connector going forward to the radio. The female PIN inside that connector appeared bent over not allowing the male PIN in the antenna lead to connect properly. I used a pick and eye glass screw driver to straighten it out as best I could. The connection seemed better and locked when I put the connection back together. Tested the radio. Reception seemed a lot better. The other presets I had were coming in now even parked in the garage. Will know more next ride when rain passes after today.
Worth checking out for those having this issue. Could have happened when the Spyder was assembled at the factory or a defect in the wiring connector. The antenna lead going to the radio appears to go into the Spyder harness going forward. Doesn't look easy to replace the antenna lead forward to the radio. Not sure how hard it would be to replace the connector itself.
Will see if this solves the FM reception issue on our Spyder. Will mention next time into the dealer.
Craig