First, check the fuse to make sure that it has not been blown. If the fuse is okay, i would check to make sure that there is power at the fuse. If there is its time to take the radio out and check the connection behind the radio. If the connection is snug in the radio I would check the voltage on both power inputs to make sure that they are each getting 12v of power. If they are then your radio may be toast. If not you need to look at the wires a little closer to find the problem. It may be a bad wire or bad connection somewhere along the lines.
The stock amp in a 1990 Mercury Grand Marquis is in the dash behind the radio.
The factory radio on a 1987 Mercury Grand Marquis is made to play local radio states and cassette tapes. It is connected to a high fidelity sound system.
read the instructions manual.
Put in radio station and hit the set button
fuse box under steering wheel
remove radio from a grand marquis 2003
If your radio is the cd/tape combo, or if it has an RDS button, just press it a couple times to cycle until it tells you to set hours/minutes, then use the select arrow to change the time
Hey Nicole==TAke the knobs off and remove the nuts under them then get under the dash and remove the wiring and any nuts holding the rear of the radio. GoodluckJoe
check fuse
You can buy a FORD radio removal kit at some auto supply stores.
It is brown.
Sounds like receiver ok, check the speakers/fuses.