This actually worked on my friend's 2013 Corolla. You need a TB2915AHQ chip and patience. Definitely put the thermal pad on the back so the chip doesn't burn out again.
Well what if you replaced the radio and still no sound? I checked the front right speakers volts and the speakers are getting power but i'm thinking the speakers are blown. I will check with a bookshelf speaker tomorrow. Hopefully that's the problem.
Wow, thanks for posting this! I pulled mine out and verified that I've got the same amplifier IC - but I'm having a hell of a time sourcing a replacement. The only sellers I could find are all in China. Any thoughts in where to find a domestic supplier? Thanks, homesnacks!
I'm having this same issue. What is the part number you used again? And generally if you have 2 factory radios that look identical, are they typically built the same?
I should consider myself fortunate compared to what you had to go thru getting that ic out. My 30 year old hitachi car radio has a similar looking ic and the only thing holding it in WAS the heat sink. Yes, all the legs were cold solder joints and as soon as i pulled off the 2 screws holding the heat sink, i was able to pull the ic off the board.
I've seen a bunch of OEM radios that looked like the caps had been soldered after the SMD components had been reflowed, so that's probably why they look that way. Pretty sure this radio had never been opened before. Also, this isn't the only OEM radio I've seen that had no TIM between amp, or regulators, and the heatsink. Seems a lot of manufacturers skimp on the TIM now days. Even some aftermarket radios I've seen were lacking TIM. It's just crazy considering the amps can get really hot in operation.
@@ThatElectronicsFool lost what seems like a coupling cap on the front side (where the IC is) seems like one of the audio in lines and its a gray/white passive that has 3 other identical ones to the side. any clue of the value of the component?
This actually worked on my friend's 2013 Corolla. You need a TB2915AHQ chip and patience. Definitely put the thermal pad on the back so the chip doesn't burn out again.
My 95 Camry radio died no sound. Went to best buy and had a new one put in . $180. Forget doing this stuff.
Any solution on getting a white screen? Toyota colla s 2013
Good info. Buying a new stereo now that ive tried everything
Well what if you replaced the radio and still no sound? I checked the front right speakers volts and the speakers are getting power but i'm thinking the speakers are blown. I will check with a bookshelf speaker tomorrow. Hopefully that's the problem.
Wow, thanks for posting this! I pulled mine out and verified that I've got the same amplifier IC - but I'm having a hell of a time sourcing a replacement. The only sellers I could find are all in China. Any thoughts in where to find a domestic supplier? Thanks, homesnacks!
My mute button wont unmute and even clicking mode doesnt undo it any ideas or suggestions?
My 2013 Toyota Corolla radio come on but no sound it the same radio u have here I wonder if mine is the same problem
Does it say audio off?
have one donated to me with this exact issue. thanks!!! once this sells ill def shoot you a generous tip on patreon.
Hello, he has the same problem. This cassette shows me this writing and the screen stops touching, voice recognition not available.
I'm having this same issue. What is the part number you used again? And generally if you have 2 factory radios that look identical, are they typically built the same?
I should consider myself fortunate compared to what you had to go thru getting that ic out. My 30 year old hitachi car radio
has a similar looking ic and the only thing holding it in WAS the heat sink. Yes, all the legs were cold solder joints and as soon
as i pulled off the 2 screws holding the heat sink, i was able to pull the ic off the board.
Wow, that's terrible. Vibration really seems to do a number on some radios, from what I've seen.
Where did you get this ic to purchase
My volume knop is not able to decrease the volume but increase it weather I turn it either direction. How can I fix this?
Voice Recognition Not Available. Toyota corolla 2013
Hello, I can replace the ic with the Pal007 ?
From Seoul Korea
What’s the part # for ?
I can spot hand soldered capacitors. May it be serviced before and someone forgot to put a heat transfer pad back?
I've seen a bunch of OEM radios that looked like the caps had been soldered after the SMD components had been reflowed, so that's probably why they look that way. Pretty sure this radio had never been opened before. Also, this isn't the only OEM radio I've seen that had no TIM between amp, or regulators, and the heatsink. Seems a lot of manufacturers skimp on the TIM now days. Even some aftermarket radios I've seen were lacking TIM. It's just crazy considering the amps can get really hot in operation.
@@ThatElectronicsFool lost what seems like a coupling cap on the front side (where the IC is) seems like one of the audio in lines and its a gray/white passive that has 3 other identical ones to the side. any clue of the value of the component?
@@ThatElectronicsFool i can put camera rear the same audio toyota corolla 2013
Wouldn't a decent desoldering gun do quick work of that amplifier module? Maybe you don't have one?
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