Update......
Problem solved. At the front of the board (closest to the face of the radio) there is a plug where the wires from the mode switch plug onto the main board. Its marked FM AM USB LSB and so on. Directly behind this plug are two surface mount transistors (so I thought), turns out they are switching diodes. The one on the left had a tiny hole burned in the top of it. It still had enough of the marking that I could tell it was the same as the on beside of it (RA4). Couldn't find a place to order one so after much searching and cross referencing I ordered a replacement. The new one was marked differently but according to the data sheet it should have been compatible. Before replacement the radio had no modulation at all, after replacement is where this thread began. After much work and much help from you guys I was still lost and having no luck at all. 3 AM Saturday morning I wake from a dead sleep knowing what's wrong with the radio, it's the switching diode that I replaced! A buddy had a junk radio with the same board so I got one from it and install it. Radio came to life! All is well now. Thank you to every one of you who helped me with this. Have a great day and stay safe everyone.
Problem solved. At the front of the board (closest to the face of the radio) there is a plug where the wires from the mode switch plug onto the main board. Its marked FM AM USB LSB and so on. Directly behind this plug are two surface mount transistors (so I thought), turns out they are switching diodes. The one on the left had a tiny hole burned in the top of it. It still had enough of the marking that I could tell it was the same as the on beside of it (RA4). Couldn't find a place to order one so after much searching and cross referencing I ordered a replacement. The new one was marked differently but according to the data sheet it should have been compatible. Before replacement the radio had no modulation at all, after replacement is where this thread began. After much work and much help from you guys I was still lost and having no luck at all. 3 AM Saturday morning I wake from a dead sleep knowing what's wrong with the radio, it's the switching diode that I replaced! A buddy had a junk radio with the same board so I got one from it and install it. Radio came to life! All is well now. Thank you to every one of you who helped me with this. Have a great day and stay safe everyone.