Sounds possessed.
Or more likely the connectors on the back of the unit have a bit of corrosion or moisture in them and are causing different issues depending on what bumps have moved them around. I would start by removing the head unit and cleaning the connector on the back.
If that has no effect then it may be the amplifier unit in the back. It is behind the rear panel. You have to remove the seat then the trim panel. The amplifier is mounted just behind the door opening below the speaker. Re-seat the connectors on it after spraying them with contact cleaner. If that does not help you will probably need to replace the amp itself.
This is the OEM unit original to this vehicle correct? I ask because swapping units from vehicle to vehicle can cause some nasty problems like this.
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Thursday, September 14th, 2017 AT 7:30 PM