For anyone else who has this problem. The volume measurement dissapears sometimes when I use my bluetooth and I am unable to listen to my music at all. But I found a way to fix it everytime WITHOUT turning my car on and off.
Everyone with this issue try this first: pull out the "radio" fuse for 15sec then put it back in (do this with the car OFF). The radio fuse is located inside/under the glove box. Just check your manual to find the correct fuse - in mine I think it was 2 over and 3 up from the bottom right corner. This will reset the dumb Ford Sync - hope this helps.
This same thing happened to my 2014 Ford Edge Titanium 2 days ago so I took my car to Ford dealership. The cost to fix it was $354 parts + $560 labor = $914 YIKES!!! The problem is the ACM (Audio Control Module) which is mounted behind the radio button panel. It is basically the radio but is now a programmable module that needs a scan tool with th eproper software to program the ACM to the vehicle. It is not powering up which is why the display does not change and the voice commands do not work. All the speakers are controlled by the ACM.
I’ve replaced that and it still won’t do nothing… I can change stations and everything with knob or the touch screen but the volume doesn’t do anything
Hey guys. I made this video over a year ago, forgot about it and I had no idea so many people would come to my video to help. I will do the best I can to help everyone with this issue!
My music keeps changing by itself every 20 seconds the song plays. Sometimes it lets the whole song play out but most of the time it keeps skipping the song. Any way to fix that?
Im having the same problem. The touch screen is working. I am able to change channels and volume. But there is no sound. My back up beeper doesn't sound as well.
. I will pin this in the comments, but the next step that should help is unplugging and replugging the battery physically. I remember doing that before and it somehow resets everything
. I will pin this in the comments, but the next step that should help is unplugging and replugging the battery physically. I remember doing that before and it somehow resets everything Also, I didn’t go as far as replacing anything. I think a reset of the seating of the wires to the battery does the trick.
. I will pin this in the comments, but the next step that should help is unplugging and replugging the battery physically. I remember doing that before and it somehow resets everything
@@IC.1248 Sometimes I would turn the car completely off by taking out the key and opening the door so the car can fully turn off. Then I start the car up again. Sometimes that will work or I would disconnect and reconnect the battery
. I will pin this in the comments, but the next step that should help is unplugging and replugging the battery physically. I remember doing that before and it somehow resets everything
I will pin this in the comments, but the next step that should help is unplugging and replugging the battery physically. I remember doing that before and it somehow resets everything
. I will pin this in the comments, but the next step that should help is unplugging and replugging the battery physically. I remember doing that before and it somehow resets everything
What @craig beardsell said should help fix the issue. I will pin this in the comments, but the next step that should help is unplugging and replugging the battery physically. I remember doing that before and it somehow resets everything.
. I will pin this in the comments, but the next step that should help is unplugging and replugging the battery physically. I remember doing that before and it somehow resets everything
