Hello,
I bought a new radio. Unfortunately, it only works when the car is stationary, and as soon as I start driving, the radio starts acting up, jumping back and forth, and everything. But as soon as I stop again, it works normally again.
Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this?
Edit: the old radio worked perfectly
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Could only imagine that it is incorrectly connected and voltage fluctuations occur.
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Edit: the other radio has worked properly
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