Re: Radio wont work after jump off, fuse not blown
Might be another fuse on the power line from radio. I've seen that before.I would also start swapping same numbered fuses with each other. It want hurt. Sometimes it's hard to see a blown fuse.
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Yes and fuses are tricky some don't look blown and they r, and some look blown and r not But to check the radio itself put a volt meter to the wiring connection on back of unit
you have blown the courtesy lamp fuse may also be called interior lamp fuse your 12 volt power outlet / cigerette lighter may also not be working if this fuse is blown.
you may have blown an internal fuse on the radio. sometimes radios have an inline fuse on the red wire, located behind the radio. You must remove it to discover this problem though.
all cars needing a boost will spark. the best advice is to hook up the dead battery first,,, the then the positive cable to your booster battery,, then the negative cable to some part of the car AWAY from the good battery.. you will know when this connection is good.
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