Car Radio

Asked by Harlee1994_ Jan 10, 2019 at 08:47 PM about the 2012 Hyundai Accent

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ok So I have a 2012 Hyundia Accent and my radio stopped working all
together no light no nothing but the lights around the knobs still work! I have
done changed the fuses and checked the wiring. So can anyone tell me what
the heck is wrong and how can I fix it? Also if it helps the built in usb port and
aux arent working but the whole for a cigarette lighter or car charger thing
works just fine.

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check the operator manual to what fuses run the radio more than one no doubt. check those , other wise was it jump started or battery replaced and causing a voltage spike if so get a new unit

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i am facing the same issue in my huyndai accent 2012 model. screen of audio system is not swtiching on although the button around the system have the lights. what could be the issue..??

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