Radio / Audio dead after battery problem
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Radio / Audio dead after battery problem
I searched but didn't find an answer, and I didn't see this issue under the "List of faults that occur after disconnecting battery... " thread either, sorry if repost.
anyway, this is what happened. My battery was dead this morning, after I jump start the car, both the sunroof and radio went dead. I searched the forum and found the method to reset the sunroof and was able to re-activate it. Is there a way to reset the radio as well? I found a thread talking about possible blown fuse, but I'm not so sure how to check it.
I have the stock casette radio with 6 cd changer in glove box. Thanks
anyway, this is what happened. My battery was dead this morning, after I jump start the car, both the sunroof and radio went dead. I searched the forum and found the method to reset the sunroof and was able to re-activate it. Is there a way to reset the radio as well? I found a thread talking about possible blown fuse, but I'm not so sure how to check it.
I have the stock casette radio with 6 cd changer in glove box. Thanks
Last edited by CarlssonPower; 07-30-2006 at 07:29 PM.
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Look in the fusepanel and pull out the fuse. What you are looking for is a crack in the metal strip.
Another thing it could be is that the radio could be considered non-essential and is shut off due to low voltage. If you had in on when shutting off the car you may have to press and turn it on again
Another thing it could be is that the radio could be considered non-essential and is shut off due to low voltage. If you had in on when shutting off the car you may have to press and turn it on again