The CD player may stop working when starting the engine due to a temporary drop in voltage from the vehicle's electrical system during engine cranking. This voltage dip can disrupt the CD player's operation, as it may require a stable power supply to function properly. In contrast, the radio might have a lower power draw or a built-in capacitor that allows it to continue working during brief voltage fluctuations. Additionally, some vehicles are designed to prioritize essential systems like the radio when the engine is started.
Check your fuses... Also check your wiring connections... Exc.
if the radio is not working in a 2007 Pontiac g6 sdn what is the problem
if your radio is theft protected you may have a short and that would triger the radio to go into theft mode enter the security code if this is a factory radio and it doesnt work call the dealership parts dept and give code
fuel gauge not working and power windows and radio.2004 mercury mountaineer.
Does the car have a separate subwoofer? If so, check out if it has become damaged/disconnected.
fuses appear ok. Still no sound, radio, CD player, DVD player appear to be working
with the engine and ignition switched off .just press on/off switch on radio
Check your fuses... Also check your wiring connections... Exc.
To play the radio in an Audi A3 with the engine off, simply press the power button on the infotainment system or the volume knob to turn it on. The radio will operate in accessory mode, allowing you to listen to music without starting the engine. Keep in mind that using the radio for an extended period while the engine is off may drain the vehicle's battery.
Your battery terminals are most likely corroded or loose, but if you have no trouble starting the engine your radio constant power wire may be hooked up to a circuit that only works with the key on.
Starting the engine uses the battery to turn the engine over. Because turning over the engine requires a LOT of electrical power, the car automatically shuts off any electrical devices that are powered on, so it has more electricity to use.
This may be a problem with the immobilizer, the engine isn't disonnecting the immobilizer from the engine, i.e. stopping the engine from being started.
i have the same issue. the radio is bad and is shorting out. it is running my battery down every 3 days.
Using the electronics (lights, radio, cranking engine but not starting, etc) without charging the battery. If you charge your battery, the car starts and runs, but goes flat in a short amount of time, it's possible your alternator is not working properly.
Your radio operates on one fuse, so if your display wasn't working, but the radio still worked, your radio is fried. Replace it.
If the radio fuses have been changed on a 1997 Corolla and the radio still does not work, check to make sure the radio is not set to the CD or Tape player mode. It is also possible that the radio is not working because the speakers are not hooked up properly.
where is the access code? you have to have your access code or the CD player wont work