how many fuses does the radio system have are their any toward the back seats

Asked by Fastball92 Mar 07, 2015 at 05:21 PM about the 2001 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

put codes in and heard frying noise in the back now have power on radio but no sound

3 Answers

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Factory radio has only1 fuse in fuse panel. Aftermarket sometimes have an extra fuses added into the new wiring harness. You probably have a fried radio. Look for another factory model from a scrappers if its cheap, or install an aftermarket with an adapter plate and wiring harness.

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my radio was playing then a friend tried to hooked up a amp and speaker roofer but now the front doesn't work at all no lights or no radio so what to do

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First disconnect everything addressed to your radio. Then check the fuses as mentioned above and replace as needed. The amp should be connected to its own power source and not to that of the factory radio, hence a blown fuse or damage to the factory radio.

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