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Most aftermarket head units have either a fuse fixed in the back of them, or an inline fuse between the battery and your head unit. Most cars also have a fuse, usually 15A, which may be located in the interior fuse box of your car.
We have put an aftermarket car stereo in a car with the controls on the steering wheel. You have to check to see if an aftermarket wiring harness is available for that year and model.
Fuse could be blown, or a speaker wire loose or come off.
Where is he 2002 toyota tundra car stereo fuse
if you car is an E30 it's fuse # "21" which is a 7.5A fuse!!!!!
You might be pulling too much power through the cigarette lighter. Also the cigarette lighter may grounding out for some reason or another. If the car has an aftermarket stereo, whoever installed it may have miswired it.
All car stereos have to have a fuse. In the case of Pioneer the fuse is in the rear of the unit below the wiring plug
Blown fuse
Sometimes, you should either read your warranty or ask your dealer.
If the stereo unit does not light up check if the fuse on its power circuit has blown. You'll need to get hold of the car owner's manual - or a Haynes maintenance book - for the right car make, model and year, to find out where the fuse box is and which fuse number feeds the stereo. If that fuse is ok, then it's possible another fuse has blown inside the stereo unit itself.If the stereo lights up but it is asking for a security code, it usually means its power was disconnected for too long and the anti-theft protection system kicked-in when the power came back on. You'll need to enter the code to get it working again or go to a car radio specialist for help.
napa, autozone or car stereo shop
Car stereos are fused so check both fuse's.