# Why does a US Tesla skip some Bulgarian FM stations?

A recurring Tesla question from Bulgarian groups, with a stored short answer and sources.

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- Bulgarian version: https://usateslata.com/vuprosi/fm-radio-tesla-sasht-bulgarski-stantsii
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- LLM index: https://usateslata.com/llms.txt

## My answer

US FM channels go 99.1, 99.3, 99.5, for example. A tuner set to that spacing will skip some local stations, such as one at 99.2. A module was replaced on my car, but I don’t listen to FM in the car. Before buying parts, check which stations yours receives and ask the workshop which module they mean.

I cover FM radio in more detail [in the full article](https://usateslata.com/en/updates/tesla-ot-sasht-telefon-klyuch-11kw-zarezhdane-tehnotest-karti-radio#software-and-conversion).

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