Electrical issue
#1
Electrical issue
Head unit went out. Fuses are good. Head fuse is good. Took it apart no visible damage to capacitors, chips, etc.... Head is receiving 12.4 volts when car is on, but is not turning on.
Any ideas what I should be looking for? Also, the clock in the idiot surround went out at the same time, but the warning lights still work. And it says the door is open even when it isn't.
Any insight would be great. I'm convinced the head is toast but gimme some hope.
Any ideas what I should be looking for? Also, the clock in the idiot surround went out at the same time, but the warning lights still work. And it says the door is open even when it isn't.
Any insight would be great. I'm convinced the head is toast but gimme some hope.
#2
CC of L-Squared Shots
Wow, I have something like the same exact problem! Door is open, clock doesn't work until door is closed (...).
Well, currently, my voltage regulator broke and I assume I fried something somewhere. Be sure to check connections and grounds!
Would like a better answer for problem though...
Well, currently, my voltage regulator broke and I assume I fried something somewhere. Be sure to check connections and grounds!
Would like a better answer for problem though...
#5
Wow, I have something like the same exact problem! Door is open, clock doesn't work until door is closed (...).
Well, currently, my voltage regulator broke and I assume I fried something somewhere. Be sure to check connections and grounds!
Would like a better answer for problem though...
Well, currently, my voltage regulator broke and I assume I fried something somewhere. Be sure to check connections and grounds!
Would like a better answer for problem though...
#6
CC of L-Squared Shots
It's one problem when an electrical circuit is cut off, it's another when it just gets rerouted somewhere. This really sucks! I tried with the interior wiring to no avail...
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room fuse is blown... not bad solder joints of grounds... if the clock and radio do not work you have a blown room fuse.
You should be checking all the fuses before even posting
You should be checking all the fuses before even posting
#10
Room fuse (7.5 amp) was blown. I had checked all the fuses, but I think I checked them when I was working on the power window problem and THEN the power went out on the stereo. I called it a night and that's where my problem started.
Anyways, thanks for your help everybody. Stereo and clock work now.
Anyways, thanks for your help everybody. Stereo and clock work now.
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