this stinkin radio!!!
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this stinkin radio!!!
ok, i am back...got the 98 ssei and i took care of a nice portion of the problems..but i cannot get this radio to work..its the stock player, and i have no idea why its not working, i have checked the fuses...but still nothing..is it possible that the fuses are not the right number?? or is the whole thing just bad?? i have no clue
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Worse case scenario.. you may have to pull the radio out.. and check the plugs to ensure that you get full time power.. the orange fat wire.. check your ground to see if its open or short.. and check the ignition switch.. I don't remember the colour scheme off the top of my head as mine was the Bose system.. so I don't know if the color scheme is different
If all the wiring checks out.. jump full time power to ignition switch *carefully* from a 12 volt source ( make sure your ground is connected too) on the back of the radio and see if the radio turns on.. if it doesn't.. that means the internal fuse is blown and or the radio is dead.. if it works.. look at the above.. that means theres an open somewhere and or like you stated.. the fuse isn't in.
P.*. Did you ensure that the fuse isn't open? ( sometimes its hard to tell just by lookin.. especially without sufficient light.. ) I don't remember if the stock wiring has a fuse for the ignition or not since mine is aftermarket and I have glass fuses also for the antenna and ignition switch
If all the wiring checks out.. jump full time power to ignition switch *carefully* from a 12 volt source ( make sure your ground is connected too) on the back of the radio and see if the radio turns on.. if it doesn't.. that means the internal fuse is blown and or the radio is dead.. if it works.. look at the above.. that means theres an open somewhere and or like you stated.. the fuse isn't in.
P.*. Did you ensure that the fuse isn't open? ( sometimes its hard to tell just by lookin.. especially without sufficient light.. ) I don't remember if the stock wiring has a fuse for the ignition or not since mine is aftermarket and I have glass fuses also for the antenna and ignition switch
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i got a fuse tester, and all fuses are good..but are they maybe the wrong numbers?? i have 30'* in both places, as for the radio i dont really know whow to remove it from the dash.. but i will make some sort of attempt to look at the wiring,
and what do you mean by locked :?:
and what do you mean by locked :?:
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there is a feature on the radio called Theftlock. when the battery is disconnected or the radio is removed the radio locks and cnat be used untill the correct code it programmed back in.
mostlikely if the display on the radio says LOC its a trip to the dealer
It sounds like the radio is messed up, the amp might have a part in this equasion too
mostlikely if the display on the radio says LOC its a trip to the dealer
It sounds like the radio is messed up, the amp might have a part in this equasion too
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ok, well than i know that it is not locked...because i am getting nothing at all...all my other interior options are there, but not the radio. i guess that i will be taking a trip to the dealer to see what they want to do (overcharge)... thanks
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The Radio is easy to remove.. just take a flat screw driver and pry gently around and there'* all these pressure points that come out.. then 3 screws.. 2 on the left and 1 on the right of the radio and out comes the unit.. I just took my radio in and out last Sunday.. I will see if I got time again tonight to take some pics of removing the dash piece.
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ADDED: FYI colour scheme.
If yours is also the Bose system
Fat Orange: constant 12V
thin orange: ignition switch
Black: Ground
From HU to Bose Amp
Front left: Tan +, Dark Green -
Front Right: Both light Green (+,-)
Rear left: Both Brown (+,-)
Rear Right: black -, dark blue +
From Bose Amp to Speakers
Front left: Tan +, gray -
Front right: Light Green +, dark green -
Rear left: brown +, yellow -
Rear right: dark blue +, light blue -
I don't remember the antenna on switch color..
If yours is also the Bose system
Fat Orange: constant 12V
thin orange: ignition switch
Black: Ground
From HU to Bose Amp
Front left: Tan +, Dark Green -
Front Right: Both light Green (+,-)
Rear left: Both Brown (+,-)
Rear Right: black -, dark blue +
From Bose Amp to Speakers
Front left: Tan +, gray -
Front right: Light Green +, dark green -
Rear left: brown +, yellow -
Rear right: dark blue +, light blue -
I don't remember the antenna on switch color..
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