Questions & Answers for: Volkswagen Beetle no power to radio

power to Radio Battery was dead tried to charge, ended up replacing battery now i have no power to my radio, everything else works fine. Your radio is most likely in "safe mode", an anti-theft feature

Radio no power 2000 vw beetle. you may try checking the fuse box and see if the radio fuse is broken, if it is, try to raplace it. check the main fuse to the radio, if fuse looks good than pull the ...

...radio on (usually after interupting power to the vehicle) you will get a "safe" message on the radio face plate. After 3 seconds you will get 4 numbers. Enter the assigned 4 digit number by using the ...

...I also have an airbag light on check fuses first step. if o.k. check power at radio-12v. horn &air bag may be related .airbag system needs checked by a pro. test fuses / test light or

...Radio in my 99 beetle has no power. all fuses are good that I can find. Is there or are there additional fuses physically on the back of the Radio itself? Everything on this car is Factory. yes i ...

...is no power at all, does it need a fuse? yes there should be a fuse for the power source,check fuse panel for (radio ) or check power supply to radio if it is an after market radio for inline ...

...power to the radio (battery) is interrupted for longer than 30 minutes. The radio has a capacitor that holds the charge on the chip for a timed period and when that charge leaks off, the chip forgets ...

...radio. when power is lost to this chip for 30 minutes or more, that chip forgets its programming, thus anyone that steals the radio could not use it. The first thing you want to do is track down the ...

...deck/unit and check the power wire for power first. Once you establish power you need to check other connections also make sure they are good. You may have a bad radio unit. FixYa SupportDerek ...

...power line from the main fuse.If good or no fuse in line, then see if there is an plug in fuse on the back of the radio.If this is all good and you are recieving 12 Volts DC at the radios neutral and ...