Where is fuse for constant wire
This all depends on if it is a factory or aftermarket radio ,
The first thing would be to remove the radio and test wiring, with key off the memory wire needs power, this wire should be yellow but may be a different color.
check all the fuses even the under the hood fuse box.
SOURCE: 2001 toyota corolla blows 7.25 fuse when turn on ac
I unplugged the wire, replaced the fuse and started the car. Then, I turned on the ac button and the fuse blew. Do I need to replace the whole compressor with ac clutch or just the ac clutch? Thanks so much.
SOURCE: no continue power for memory wire for stereo in toyota tercel
where abouts is the power from the memory wire coming from? it should be from a direct power supply such as the battery
SOURCE: My 1990 toyota corolla tail lights and dash lights
which fuse did you check. verify the wiring to the radio than comes from the light switch to the radio. if all this worked before , then it has to be work that you have done. the only link from the light switch to the radio is for inst panel dimming. first disconnect that wire and ck fuse for tail lights. make sure there is power on both sides of the fuse, use a test light.
SOURCE: tryig to install an stereo o my toyota corolla but
Switch the ignition off and remove the key. Take a 12v light bulb and connect a wire to the chrome body of the bulb by taping it in place. Connect the other end to any metal part inside the cabin. You can use a clothes peg or insulation tape to hold it in place. Take the bare ends of any of the wires you have available as potential power leads and touch them to the lead contact on the bottom of the bulb. If it lights up it is to the battery. You must use an in line fuse on this wire. Isolate any other battery cables. Switch the ignition to acc and test again. Any wire that lights the bulb is working off the acc. If you touch the chrome body of the bulb with this wire you will blow a fuse.
SOURCE: 1990 toyota corolla stereo wiring codes
what you need is to buy a wiring adapter for your car.it only cost about 15 bucks and plugs right in to your original plugs that were connected to your factory radio.the great thing about this adapter is that you dont hava to cut your original plug off just in case if you ever want to reinstall your original back.also the wires that go to your new headunit are color coded to match the exact colors that you connect to your stereo.you can't mess your connection up because all you have to do is connect each wire to the right color,tape them up,connect your stereo and you have music with all of your speakers working like they should and without any headaches.i hope this info helps.take care and good luck, manny
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