Radio

The fuse block itself is labeled as to what each fuse is for, however most fuses do double duty for 2 or more items not listed on the block. If you reach up at the back of the block there is a release lever that allows the fuse block to swing down for easier viewing. For those items not marked I often wind up taking out each fuse one at a time and determine which one is blown and replace it. Replace fuses with a fuse of the proper value.

If you have a Chilton manual it has a description of the fuse block in it.

One Direction is an English/Irish "boy band," and they began performing in 2010. Since the earliest days of rock music, record companies have been eager to sign and promote good-looking young male groups, who would especially appeal to teen female fans (in those early years, girls were the ones who bought most of the records and joined most of the fan clubs). But even in our digital world, One Direction definitely showed their great popularity among female fans, who have followed their career faithfully, bought/downloaded their songs, attended their concerts, etc. The music of One Direction was intentionally designed to be mass-appeal pop, and as a result, it has been played by top-40 and hit-music radio stations world-wide. (It would be rare for country or hard rock stations to play any of their songs, since their music doesn't fit in with those formats.)

Something needs to be fixed. I'm not trying to be cruel here, I just don't think there is enough information to adequately answer the question. Most likely there is a problem with the radio, but I can't answer difinitively what the problem is, and neither could any other electronic repair technician. Without looking at it I couldn't tell you what the specific problem is. Check the fuse?

The antenna. You may ned to replace it if the dealer won't. Go t www.tss-radio.com for anything SIRIUS!

if it is an after market deck you must have the dash wires not hooked up behind the deck, and for the fuse replace it....

Use the radio preset buttons to enter the code after turning the ignition on.

there are none. this is an idiot market for conservative talk show hosts.

I'm not sure of the version you heard on NPR but "Uh Oh (Get Out Of The Car)" was a Jan. 1955 release on the Okeh label by The Treniers. The group's main men were: Cliff Trenier, Milt Trenier, Buddy Trenier, Claude Trenier, Henry (Tucker) Green, Don Hill, and Eugene Gilbeaux. In total, this R&B act lasted from the 1940s to the 1980s. I believe others like Louis Jordan and Sammy Davis, Jr. also cut versions of this novelty tune. Hope this helps ! Bob Raymond

a radio play is something that you take and add things too it to make a story. using different Soundscapes would help you to create an atmosphere. a radio play is something that you take and add things too it to make a story. using different Soundscapes would help you to create an atmosphere.

Hi, She is a female

Yes, if you're far enough away from its source.

(Radio travels at the speed of light.)

how can i make a radio made of cardboard

Radio Corporation of China ended in 1927.

not the same code for all models, hopefully you still have owners manual it will have code in there,unless someone removed it, THEN you will have to remove the radio to get serial number and posssibly need model # and take to your mistubishi dealer and beg and plead for them to give it to you. Other tahn that try google search and you might be lucky.

Well, its simple, there are two things that are in common.... both telescopes have a eye peice and a radio telescope doesnt.... theres more to it and the radio telescope looks way diffrent then the regular ones.....

Wow! What a non-answer this person has given! For one thing, radio telescopes look more like satellite dishes than traditional telescopes. Rather than operating on the visible light spectrum as a reflecting or refracting telescope would, radio telescopes gather information from the infrared light spectrum - radiation waves. These radiation waves are collected to form a picture of whatever the radio telescope is looking at. I'm not a scientist; I'm not an astronomy student. I just did a little bit of research that the original answerer obviously didn't do.

If you are interested in listening to Sports Radio 610 it is now possible to listen on the move by downloading the app and enjoying the content on the iPhone.

I Have a 1997 VW Cabrio, which is esseintially a convertable Jetta/Golf. I purchased the car used & it had an aftermarket stereo in it when I purchased it and the stock alarm worked. I think it is possible, because your stereo was stolen & The wires were cut, you may not be using a wiring harness. Using the appropriate harness is probably the key to having your alarm work w/the aftermarket stereo. My suggestion is to have the aftermarket stereo proffesionally installed. VW's, in my experience, tend to be picky machines, even though I love them. Before having the Pioneer installed it also may be wise to check your local salvage yards that have either a Jetta, Golf or Cabrio with the same configuration of your model and cut the factory harness out of the wrecked vehicle. If you take that to a stereo shop or VW dealership/Import professional they could wire that in, so that the appropriate harness to convert your stock stereo wiring to a pioneer could be accomplishied by simply pluging your stock harness into an aftermaket harness to fit your new pioneer stereo. I know it may sound complicated by the way I am describing this to you, but it really isn't. Finding the stock harness, ,which I would bet was stolen w/your stereo may be the most difficult hurdle for you. If you can't find one locally, there are search engines online for salvage yards and you could find on that way. A note of intrest for you regarding installing aftermaket stereos into VWs: The heat vents in my 97 run directly above the head unit and if you run your heater for a while, like during winter, the heated air blowing out directly above your stereo may cause problems. Just another VW quirk. I had to have small cooling fans installed on my stereo b/c the heater would overheat my stereo if I drove the car for aprox. over an hour or more. I'd hate to see you get the stereo installed properly, have the alarm working correctly & then boom, your stereo dies b/c it overheated. You can tell when your stereo overheats b/c you can "hear" it. I definitely suggested having these cooling fans installed to protect your investment. I wiswh I could explain this better, but when it comes down to it, you need that stock harness & it would be wise to have the new stereo proffesionally installed, even if you know how. VWs can be picky & this is one of those things your better off to have a professional handle. It will avoid alot of frustration, & in the end will probably save you money. Good luck. I wish I could help more.

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You will have to purchase a power supply with a 12 volt DC output capable of handling the current draw of the car radio. Try "google" to find the manufacturer's specification sheet for the radio. In the specs. will be the amp draw of the radio. With this information you will know what amperage the output of the power supply needs to be.

the radio is actually right above your gas pedal, and the hot wire plugs in the bottom The actual radio guts in models 88 - 94 was above the gas pedal and the part in the dash was similar to a wired remote with display....the radio in a 95 and newer is all in the dash. You need to remove the trim panel (simply pops off but watch your headlight switch) there will be two tabs on the radio and you push these down and pull them out. The "hot" wire is on the back of the radio It is the outside wire on the biggest portion of the plug. What was orriginally three plugs in 88 was changed to one plug. Answer I just changed the radio in my 98. The constant flow hotwire is the yellow wire in the harness. The red wire is the interrupted flow wire which turns on and off with the key.

If you are asking how to remove the dashboard trim, remove the ash tray to access two screws holding the panel in. After removing these two, the panel just snaps in.

If you are asking how to remove the radio itself, Ford uses a snap-in mount to speed up assembly. The only way to remove it is with the proper tools. These resemble two 'U'-shaped pieces of heavy gauge wire with a mitred notch cut into each end. The spacing of the 'U' bend matches the small holes in near the corners of the radio face plate. Two of these tools, one on each side, are inserted these holes deeply enough that they snap in place. Then apply sideways pressure on each side toward the center on the radio to release the spring catches and simultaneously pull outward on the 'U' shaped tools. The radio will slide right out.

To reinstall, remove the tools and just slide the radio back in until it snaps into place.

These tools are often supplied with aftermarket stereos or would be available anywhere that installs car stereos or at your Ford dealer. It you already had the dash panel removed, you could probably borrow a pair for a few seconds or hire them to pop it out for you. Good luck!

dude, if you are putting in a new deck just by a wiring harness from a parts store, audio video store, radio shack or even walmart. do not go through and try to clip the wires and wire it up yourself- wierd stuff will happen. Lights will stay on when they shouldn't, turn the turn signal and it turns off the radio etc. I will run between 12 and 15 bucks. Worth the money.

Reginald Fessenden used a synchronous rotary-spark transmitter for the first am radio broadcast. Ships at sea could hear him playing O Holy Night on the Violin and reading from the Bible.

Items that can be purchased at Radio Shack include telephones, computers, Global Positioning Systems (GPS), radios, batteries and almost any other electronic product that can be imagined. They also offer components for the electrical hobbyist such as wiring, cables, connectors, antennas and fuses.

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