1994 Del sol Si , the clock does not work and the radio is never saves its settings. Although the radio does work but does not save settings. So i always have to put the code in my stock honda deck for it to work everytime.
I checked all the fuses, they seem good.
I really would like to know what you guys think.
Im pretty good with wiring,but this problem i can't detect for the life of me,any suggestions?

 

maybe your memory wire for the deck is not wired up...

 

there's probably an inline fuse blown. find ur 12v constant/memory wire and run a 12v constant source from ur ignition. ur problem will be solved with both the clock and radio since they're on the same circuit.

 

did you check the "back-up" fuse under the hood?

 

if the fuse was blown... the clock nor radio would work. now that i think of it,it could be a bad ground. get a dmm and do a continuity test. or come to orlando and i'll help ya out.

 

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Thats most likely what it is.

 

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If the "radio" fuse was blown, nothing would work. The "back-up" fuse just keeps the memory

 

I had the same problem. I finally wired my radio to a constant & wired in a switch to turn it on & off.

My clock kept resetting to 12:00 (or is it 1:00?). For some reason it eventually fixed itself.

If you find out what it is make sure to post it up.

 

ok... explanation of how a radio works. u need two wires for power..12v constant and 12v accessory. ur 12v constant holds memory. it wouldn't only turn on when u turn the car on. if the backup fuse was blown then ur constant wire would not work and ur radio wouldn't work. u need 2 12v sources and a ground for the radio to turn on. like i said... run a wire from a 12v source to ur 12v constant on the harness and you'll be good to go.

 

i'd say check on the Back-Up (7.5A) fuse in the engine bay fusebox. This is the culprit most of the time

 

Memory wire is the white with blue stripe, i believe and no, that does not work....because i had to bypass it to make my kenwood work

 

All the fuses under the hood are good.