12V Red Wire For CD Player Not Hot
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12V Red Wire For CD Player Not Hot
So as the title says, the red 12V constant isn't pulling any power, but the yellow 12V is, anyone got any idea as to how to fix this?
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If you're wiring up an aftermarket radio, Red isn't constant. Red is switched 12v, and yellow is constant.
Either way, you've got a fuse blown. Check the radio fuses (there's two of them), 1 under the dash and 1 under the hood.
Either way, you've got a fuse blown. Check the radio fuses (there's two of them), 1 under the dash and 1 under the hood.
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Re: 12V Red Wire For CD Player Not Hot (DISROK1)
Neither fuse is blown.
You guys should really think before posting that.
Thats the most common thing to check.
There is a fuse on the harness more than likely.
But both fuse in the lower area and under the hood were ok.
You guys should really think before posting that.
Thats the most common thing to check.
There is a fuse on the harness more than likely.
But both fuse in the lower area and under the hood were ok.
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Re: 12V Red Wire For CD Player Not Hot (Rajin)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rajin »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Neither fuse is blown.
You guys should really think before posting that.
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If you'd been around this forum for more than 20 seconds, you would know that your question is probably the most commonly one asked in here. Oh and guess what? 9/10 times it is a fuse, so no need to get lippy
Do you own a multimeter?
You guys should really think before posting that.
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If you'd been around this forum for more than 20 seconds, you would know that your question is probably the most commonly one asked in here. Oh and guess what? 9/10 times it is a fuse, so no need to get lippy
Do you own a multimeter?
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Re: 12V Red Wire For CD Player Not Hot (Rajin)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 8520 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
If you'd been around this forum for more than 20 seconds, you would know that your question is probably the most commonly one asked in here. Oh and guess what? 9/10 times it is a fuse</TD></TR></TABLE> Ditto that, and 9/10 it is still the fuse when the OP says they checked the fuses and both are good, again 9/10 times the OP does not give a MM&Y of car so we can tell them what fuses to check.
Guess where you probably fit in.
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If you'd been around this forum for more than 20 seconds, you would know that your question is probably the most commonly one asked in here. Oh and guess what? 9/10 times it is a fuse</TD></TR></TABLE> Ditto that, and 9/10 it is still the fuse when the OP says they checked the fuses and both are good, again 9/10 times the OP does not give a MM&Y of car so we can tell them what fuses to check.
Guess where you probably fit in.
94
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