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You either have a short somewhere or your alternator is not working properly. You can take the alternator to an auto parts store and have them check it, it's a free service (ask first to be sure).

Unplug computr a few times...many times it reboots an older car. See the pins git dirty n thers resistenc. Instrument clustr cud be goin bad tu. A data stream run at an independent shop is much accurate then any codereadr

Look on YouTube for videos showing how to replace the timing chain on your car. Even if your particular model is not shown, there may be other car models or other years that use the same engine or a similar engine that are covered on Youtube

Have you checked the fuse?

Disconnect the radio and then open it up and see if any wires are bared and touching each other, or maybe a component is blown and making a short circuit. More likely the Amplifier IC is blown and making the short circuit, and in turn is blowing the fuse. Look for a crack on a multi-legged black IC, that is normally the Audio Amplifier IC. Or maybe just take it into a Car Radio Repair Shop if you don't want to open it and that should be able to tell you if that Radio is worth repair to resell :)

my wiring shows no relay,wiring goes direct from stereo to speakers, have you tried to adjust the fade control on the stereo?

call local wreaking yard, they have exchange book that lists everything that will work

you asking about a radio clutch? I've never heard of a radio having a clutch.

Check for power at the wiring loom transmission censer , if none check fuse, if ok check for pulse at speedometer connection.