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Using the preset buttons on the radio's front dashboard, enter the security code to unlock it. you do not have the code get in touch with Acura to obtain it.

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probably a starter motor problem. Could just be a battery cable. They go bad a lot in 93 Probe. I've had to change my positive and negative. Very cheap problem to fix. I would check the ground to make sure It's grounded good to motor and battery. and inspect wiring.

You will need a 12volt power source, speaker wire pairs leading to each speaker enclosure, speakers and a radio. You also need a location in which to install the radio.

Yes, I believe this is very common on this and 2005-model Lesabres. I own a 2004 model and my cruise switch (set/resume) failed just today, while the backlights for the electronic air conditioner, passenger-side air temperature, and various radio lights have all failed. My mother owns a 2005 Lesabre and went through a nightmare at a GM dealership having one of the steering wheel mounted radio control switches replaced - first, the tech insisted they "never break," which is patently incorrect, then the tech installed the switch improperly, then had to order a different replacement part - four trips in all. Fortunately for her, this was all under warranty. My warranty ran out about 16K miles ago. My LeSabre is a wonderful car, but these kinds of idiotic defects that seem to permeate the line is just another testimony to horrendous GM build quality. For heaven's sake, its a wire with a light; how hard should that be to design and implement? For GM, its apparently next to impossible. -David

Sky FM is an internet music provider that offer several music choices or "channels."

Radio signals at frequencies up to roughly 40 to 60 MHz are absorbed or reflected from the ionosphere. At higher frequencies, the signals easily penetrate the ionosphere and continue on into space. This is the reason that AM radio (1 MHz) and "short-wave" broadcasts (4-13 MHz) are often received from great distances, but TV (54 MHz and up) and FM radio (100 MHz) are not.

Well from what you have said it sounds like low output from your alternator, but that would also discharge the battery pretty quick, I have also seen batteries so bad that they wont put out 12 volts, but again you would not be able to start the car either. So that leaves a grounding situation in the lighting circuit and that should have blown a fuse right away. I dont know what has been done to this car so diagnosis is difficult but i hope i have given you someplace to start. just so that every body knows, the problem turned out to be the positive battery cable. on the surface it looked fine but once i peeled back the insulation it was solid white with corrosion for abouut 3-4".

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The 1991 movie "Shout", features a pirate Dj called "The Midnight Rider". Ive been researching, but so far haven't found the real thing.

A person can obtain a radio wiring diagram print out for this car at an auto shop. They can also looking the cars maintenance manual for the diagram.

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A radio galaxy is anactive galaxy that is very luminous at radio wavelengths (between 10 MHz and 100 GHz). The radio emission is due to the "synchrotron process" which is caused by the acceleration of charged particles, near the speed of light) through magnetic fields.

It was certainly the first kind of radio receiver to become popular with the average person during radio's formative years, although whether it is what all the inventors used is doubtful. We do know that in the first several years of commercial broadcasting (1920-22), if you wanted a radio receiver, you generally had to build your own. The crystal detector was the easiest set to build, and it received a signal fairly well. Crystal sets became very popular in that era before tubes, and before there were a lot of stations on the air. Crystal sets were not sophisticated, but they got the job done until something better came along.

In order to take out the DEH-p7700mp you first remove the faceplate and decorative ring. Then you will use the metal "keys" provided with the head unit by sliding them in the small slit on either side of the unit. If the keys are not available then a long small screwdriver or metal coat hanger may suffice. Good Luck!

It sounds like a wire short some where.

Turn the key to the ON position (do not start the car). Leave it that way for approx. one hour. Then the radio will go back to the CODE sequence. You will then need to enter the correct code to get the radio to work.

Its all push button and there are no internal adjustments. If the radio or the buttons aren't working right, there is a problem that will have to be serviced by a technician.

There could be a short fuse or the connection could not be as direct as it should (not all of the wire is spliced, or even the bulb is out. You might have to open the dash up to get to it, but hopefully not if it is a fuse.

Not familiar with your car, does your car have a fancy compass on the rearview mirror? Or perhaps an antenna build into it? Or maybe just lights underneath the mirror. That'd be a good place to start. If not, something was probably knocked loose or disconnected during installation. If you haven't already, try checking fuses and the like.

I had the same problem and was told by a used parts dealer that specialized in Chrysler, that if the FM worked, and AM did not, then it was the antenna, but if the AM worked and FM did not, then it was the internal guts to the radio. The CD and tape player were just worn out. I cleaned the lens on the CD player and got a but more life out of it but in about 2 months it died for good. The symptom was that it immediately rejected any DC that I inserted and gave an "error" message. Here's how i fixed the problem: I bought a cheap XM tuner kit, that came with a cassette speaker adapter, and cigarette lighter power adapter. I got the Delphi "Roady II" system on sale at Wally World for $30. It came with everything. Regular price is about $50. the service is $12 per month (but well worth it IMHO). In fact, I really love the satellite radio and will, now, never be without one again. Next, I bought a cheap CD player (Diskman knock-off) for about $20. and used the same cassette adapter as with the XM tuner. The power adapter was not the same rating, so I just use AA batteries. They last quite a while. I don't worry about not having a cassette player. Well actually I do have one but it eats tapes. The cassette adapter, however, works fine in the tape player. Oh, BTW, I also have an inexpensive 1/2 gig mp3 player that I use in this set up as well. This is a little cumbersome, but very diverse, and much better than no tunes, or spending $900 on a replacement-factory system from the dealer (if they can even still provide one). Also I found it helpful to get one of those lighter power extenders that gives 3 lighter jacks out of one. That way I can still charge my cell phone, and other stuff. Hope this helps //Denis

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