I have no sound on my 2005 Hyundai sonata stereo
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Asked by Terry Jan 30, 2016 at 06:04 PM about the 2005 Hyundai Sonata V6 GLS FWD

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I haven't had sound for my radio for a year I even
replaced the factory stereo and still no sound.

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Corinne answered 8 years ago

I don't know if this will help... I put a new battery in my Honda CRV, my radio would not work... In the manual it has a code to put in on your radio tabs, because when you disconnect the power, it resets the radio...

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Terry answered 8 years ago

So mabey look in my manual or because when I got the car from my sister she had a new battery put in the car about 6 months ago,but when she got the car a couple yrs ago and it has never worked.

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Corinne answered 8 years ago

Yeah, try that first...if not, a Hyundai Dealer should be able to look it up

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Terry answered 8 years ago

OK thanks buddy I appreciate your help.

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Jonathan answered 7 years ago

You need to change the room/lp fuse 15, does your ac work, windows, dome light please post. Had alot of issues with mine i just got and just replaced all the fuses. Windows didnt work, Radio didnt work, ac didnt work, door locks didnt work now everything works even the clock.

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