I have a 91 Camry LE and have had unusual problems with my radio. It
is one of the larger radio/cassette player combinations. It has a
square LED display. I have had continuing problems with the radio
"cutting out" as I drive. I have had it repaired at an outfit that
specializes in auto radios and it worked for about 5 months after the
repair. Last Spring, it started with the same problem again. I
returned the radio to the repair shop, but they couldn't figure it
out. They indicated that the radio was ok.

Here is the strange part ...... now that I am in the throes of a
typical Houston area summer, the radio plays like a charm as long as I
am running my ac and the associated fan. It is as if the additional
electrical draw causes my radio to work correctly. I would like to
know what the possibilities are so that it will work all year round.

Thanks, Al Kondo

"Al Kondo" wrote in message
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I have a 91 Camry LE and have had unusual problems with my radio. It
is one of the larger radio/cassette player combinations. It has a
square LED display. I have had continuing problems with the radio
"cutting out" as I drive. I have had it repaired at an outfit that
specializes in auto radios and it worked for about 5 months after the
repair. Last Spring, it started with the same problem again. I
returned the radio to the repair shop, but they couldn't figure it
out. They indicated that the radio was ok.

Here is the strange part ...... now that I am in the throes of a
typical Houston area summer, the radio plays like a charm as long as I
am running my ac and the associated fan. It is as if the additional
electrical draw causes my radio to work correctly. I would like to
know what the possibilities are so that it will work all year round.

Thanks, Al Kondo

Provided the cars electrical system is OK, it sounds
like some type of capacitor or regulator IC problem.
A model/Mfg info may help, but I do not remember
a LED display in 91 Toyota, LCD was the norm.
Jeff