Replace the power wire . ADDITION>>>> If this is an Infinity Gold system, there are several chip resistors inside the radio that have overheated and melted the solder on one end of them, causing a cold solder joint, when you physically dissconnect the radio you are removing the memory voltage (and hence cutting current flow) through these resistors, allowing them to cool and reconnect, but when voltage is reapplied, current flows through them and they heat up, breaking the connection, or at least inducing a bad connection with extremely high resistance that is prenting the radio from functioning. A similar issue also causes the Infinity systems to lose their display. This is easily repaired by anyone familiar with surfacemount components and basic ELECTRONIC troubleshooting and repair skills
You have three options: -- Repair it. -- Replace it. -- Forget it.
It could be a short in the fuse.
If the radio in a 1996 Dodge Grand Caravan quits working, it is likely a blown fuse. It could also be faulty wiring or a defective radio.
You know your car has blown a fuse if whatever the fuse is for suddenly quits working. For example if your radio is playing and for no reason quits it may be a fuse has blown.
you can't do it yourself you have to get help from a pro
1)remove the instrument panel trim plate 2)remove the radio retaining screws( 2 on top 2 on bottom) 3) pull the radio out far enough to access the antenna cable 4) unplug the antenna cable from the back of the radio 5)unplug the electrical connectors from the radio by depressing tabs 6) remove the radio from the dash 7) installation is the reverse of removal if you have the delco loc 2 anti theft feature, make sure you know the code for your radio before you remove or it will scramble and not work. Also, you should always disconnect the battery cable before working on the radio/electrical system
pull frame from around radio four screw located around radio open glovebox reach behind unplug power and radio ant pullout
No. That is Tom Higgins, a radio voice over artist working out of Chicago. He does sound a little bit like Harry though.
You can replace the radio, on your 1996 Toyota, I removing the radio front cover. Remove the retaining screws. Unplug the wiring harness. Reverse the process to install the new radio.
remove the trim plate around the heater control radio assembly take the three screws out of radio to dash brackets slide radio out and unplug it
either unplug everything or leave it alone
Your radio operates on one fuse, so if your display wasn't working, but the radio still worked, your radio is fried. Replace it.