Where is the radio fuse on a 2005 Honda Pilot?
Where is the radio fuse on a 2005 Honda Pilot?
The radio and power outlets do share fuses. One is in the drivers side fuse box and the other is in the passengers side fuse box. Either one could be blown. Both fuse boxes are under the dash near the outer kick panels.
What is ACG’s fuse?
The important ACG (S) fuse (#24) protects the ignition switch circuit that supplies battery power to the main relay, which in turn supplies battery power to the fuel pump. You probably only need to worry if the fuse blows every time you insert a new one.
What to do if your radio doesn’t have a security code?
If your radio doesn’t have a security code, and all the fusible links and fuses check out, you’ll have to do more diagnostic work to figure out what’s going on. Car radio codes are meant to act as a sort of passive anti-theft feature.
What happens when a car radio fuse is blown?
In the case of your car radio fuse, it is designed to sacrifice itself to prevent a dangerous amount of current from flowing through your car radio and the associated circuit. If your radio is dead due to a botched jump start or charge, and you’re lucky, then you may find that your car radio fuse is blown.
What to do if your radio wont turn on?
Take some small gauge wire directly to the battery terminals, and connect to the correct pins on your radio harness/plug (yellow for power, black for ground). See if it even turns on with direct power. Rule out the HU itself first. EDIT, just read the above post.
What causes a car radio to stop working?
In that same vein, a car stereo with a non-functioning radio may be tracked down to an antenna problem if other audio sources, like the CD player, work just fine.
What happens when a fuse blows on a car radio?
When the fuse blows, the power cuts off from the radio. But sometimes the fuse is defective in such a way that it is not transmitting full power to the radio. The defective fuse can be a problem in case of a dim display or no display on the car radio.
Take some small gauge wire directly to the battery terminals, and connect to the correct pins on your radio harness/plug (yellow for power, black for ground). See if it even turns on with direct power. Rule out the HU itself first. EDIT, just read the above post.
Why is my car radio display not working?
Your car radio may have damaged connectors that are not able to transmit power and information to the display LED, and it is not able to work. There can be several possible reasons that can cause the connectors of the LED to stop giving power. The main reason for the damaged connectors can be a loose connection of wires of the connectors.
Why does the radio signal not go through to the speakers?
That is why the radio signal does not go through to the speakers. The reverse also might be happening, if your battery is low, the alternator will definitely supply low and fluctuating power which will activate the amplifier’s protection mode.
