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Originally Posted by craigd853
Hello, and sorry for your issues. I am puzzled when you said you checked the radio fuse but never pulled the unit out yet? Normally there is an inline fuse somewhere close to where the radio is that is an inline fuse. Suggest you pull the offending radio out and look for the fuse and also check the red wire for power with a volt meter while back there. Good luck
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At the time I didn't have a lot of extra time to start pulling apart everything. And my first thought in terms of fuses was at the fuse box. Since there was one in there that was tagged for the outside radio, I checked it. I was never one of those teenagers that spent all day installing aftermarket stereos and speakers in my cars to boom my music while driving through town trying to show off. I was busy playing sports to show off, so I didn't even know there were replaceable fuses on the stereos themselves. That's why I asked the question, and it just shows how valuable the other more knowledgeable members on this forum are.
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