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Re: 2004 chevy radio display quit working. The radio...
There is a hot wire to the radio for the display, you need to check and see if it has power. If it does, then the display is bad and you should replace the whole radio.. Look on Ebay
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did it just stop working? displays are a weak point on those gm radios ,, replace radio is your best fix,,, you MUST buy the wiring kit for it ,, gm uses a data cable that runs thru the radio and will not work if it is not routed thru an adapter . all kinds of strange things will then happen ..
I also have a 2004 Impala with the same problem. I searched the computer and found that a connection in the wiring under the carpet and behind the passenger seat gets corroded from the floor being wet. I'm in the process of removing seats and carpet to find this problem and hopefully fix it. I'm sure that your door chime quit working too.
I have replaced several brake light switches in this particular car.The brake light switch is located under the dash on the brake peddle arm and is not expensive or hard to do .This seems to be the biggest problem with the brake lights:)
the 2 and 3 button trick doesn't work on your 04 or newer chevy trucks, The RDS double din mount radios use a data stream calibration system to unlock and if you change radio from one truck to another then the data info is different and need a GM tech II from the dealer to recalibrate the radio.
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