Car stereo problem (by 2 users)

wont tune in radio

Blown channels maby ! Alot of people dont know how easy it is to change blow channels. Just open top, look for two circuts next to each other. Go to an elect. store and pay 8 bucks each for new ones and solder in.

i have a model cd3010x and i hooked it up in my truck and it spared the wires but i just left if for a wile and after that it seemed to work but one thing i did was to take the fuse and the pig tales out. and you might not be grounding it right

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On some chrystlers they had it as soon as 1985 :-)

bolth are right, there is a blown fuse, or a blown fuseable link, you could also find a +12v Const Wire to use from the fusebox. (A wire with +12v when the key is off)

i have an 1991 Dodge Dakota i had that same problem there is a short from the CD Player to the fuse block. if you jump the fuse straight form the CD player power cord with a new wire and wrap it around the power side of the fuse and stick it in the fuse hole. if your CD player has a fuse in it already you can hook it up sraight to the battery, but if you blow a fuse you have to take apart the dash to replace the fuse in the back of the CD player. i hope this makes sense and i hope helped you at all.

if you hook up the red and yellow wires, it does not delete all your settings, the stereo stays on all the time, and yes, check the courtesy box under the hood, it should be the fuse called interior lights or dome lights, something like that

You can also get a voltage meter/tester and make sure you have current to the wires. Just ground it, then touch it to the wire, if it moves/lights then you have power. If not, you've probably got a blown fuse someplace.