HOW TO FIX NOT WORKING RADIO | RADIO DOES NOT TURN ON

HOW TO FIX NOT WORKING RADIO | RADIO DOES NOT TURN ON

Hey guys, if you have a radio that does not turn on we will walk you through the procedure that we use. We will show you how to check the radio fuse and what to look for. Also we will show you where there is a hidden radio fuse as well. This will fix most of the problems related to radios. If that does not work you might have bad connection or bad radio. We will have a video on that soon.

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[AlexB]

You are absolutely an LEGEND. I was disappointed and wanted to buy a new radio, and you just saved me and my Time + Money.
Thanks Man

[frankhand]

I literally just watched your video and then fixed the radio on my daughter's car. Thanks for a great video.

[TheJhit]

You guys helped me fix my car three times already, you guys are awesome, appreciate your videos guys. 👍🏼

[Catmandude]

In my 2009 Kia Sportage there are two fuses the power of the radio. One is called AV and the other one is called audio in the diagram. I had replaced the audio one but that did not work. But checking The AV one showed it to be blown and replacing it fixed me up. I really appreciate your time. Removing the radio was not the solution man I appreciate you trying

[helendennis]

Thanks so much for this - the fuse behind the radio wasn’t blown either but I fiddled with all the connections anyway and got my radio working again 👍👍👍

[hailongaphilipus]

this video is very clear and straight to the point.

[LadyRider]

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing. I've got a 2002 Toyota Tundra SR5 truck and my radio has no power. My mechanic checked the fuse under the wheel and said it was fine. He said it's either the electrical or I need a new radio. I will check to see where exactly the fuse(s) is/are and will pull out my radio and see if I have a fuse in the back and replace it too if need be.

[noahgaudet]

thank you so much I was trying to figure out for so long why my system was not working I was about to send it into a shop.. great

[Krakenjmed]

just tried this and it worked, thanks 🙂

[sicsempertyrannis]

For everyone still having issues:
Try disconnecting and then reconnecting your battery. Sometimes this will reset.

[SouAFulana]

This was very helpful. I pray it's as easy in my Honda! Thanks for posting. :)

[plzsubscribe]

You dont need a radio when you can beatbox

[OneJoy]

thankyou for sharing such helpfull vedio sir

[romariohenry]

Definitely helped. All I did was buy a fuse and it worked.

[suikuantung]

Thanks very much your info is very useful.its fixed my problem with my car radio 👍

[johnnymulossa]

Thank you so much bro, this definitely helped

[joeltorres]

My stereo dont have a fuse on the back. Wondering if its inside? 🤔any ideas? Please help

[TheGailloux]

thanks! fuse behind the radio. it worked just like you said!!!

[seanj.]

Pretty good video. I wish my car radio unit was that easy to take out. :)


Anyways, I have an 04 Lincoln Town Car. My radio unit is a factory all-in-one radio/navigation/cd changer system that came with certain Town Car models for a few years.

The fuses for this thing are in both locations; There's a fuse for this unit in the fuse box under the dash, and there is also a fuse for it in the fuse box under the hood. There is no fuse in the back of this radio/navigation/cd system.

Because my cd player acts up lately, I try unplugging and then plugging back the fuse in the fuse box under the hood, in order to get the cd player to work again. Sometimes this works and sometimes it doesn't always work.

Do you know why this might be the case?