You need to know the wiring schematic for the radio to identify which one(s) should be 'hot', provides the 12 volt positive to the radio.
Disconnect the harness, typically easier done with the radio out of the dash.
A simple circuit tester then to determine if the power is making to the connector. These are readily available for $5 or less at any auto parts store, or even Walmart.
If the power is getting that far, the fuses obviously are good - so the problem then is highly likely to be inside the radio.
Check to see if you are getting power to the radio input wire - if so could be a bad radio
Check the fuse, it's the first place to go.
check your fuses i believe they are on both sides of the dash and under the hood. if it is an aftermarket radio check to see if you are getting accessory power
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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.
Check the wiring for the radio using a spark tester. Also check the DOME fuses for the interior light. The spark test will say whether or not the fuse is getting current, if no power check the radio unit.
Check the fuses.
Check your Ground wire. If that is good and you know you are getting power to the radio then it maybe time for a new radio.
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Turn the volume knob to the right. If that doesnt work then it isn't getting power. Check all connections and fuses.
probably not getting power to the radio
Check the fuses.