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I for once agree with Mav, as there are indeed two antenna cables, and if the one that isn't linkled to the antenna is accidently hooked into the back of the radio, well you only have the length of wire inside the roof for an antenna.
I reckon it's the reason why some people get good reception regardless, whilst others struggle. I think it's the case with my car.
i won't even ask why there are 2 antenna cables
I can't get AM at all. Do you get AM? I might ask my dealer to look at this.
^ It's actually a diversity setup, both antennas receive AM & FM, although the rooftop one generally provides a better FM signal. The smarts internal to the headunit looks at the signal coming in on both antennas and only lets through the signal that it sees on both, thus cutting out the majority of noise/interference (that will generally be different between antennas) - quite clever really.
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