Why do I need a fuse for my car radio?
All car radios require at least one fuse in order to operate, but depending on the make and model in question (as well as the trim package for the vehicle), your radio may have multiple fuses. Fuses work to protect electrical components from power spikes, and will “blow” if too much current floods the system.
What does it mean when your car radio is not working?
Wiring Short: If one of the wires (or more than one) has shorted out in the audio system, you may see either erratic operation, or no operation at all. This can also cause fuses to blow in rapid succession (you replace a fuse and it blows again shortly after).
What’s the best way to fix a blown fuse?
While it may be tempting to “fix” a blown fuse by using a heavier duty fuse, it’s important to actually drill down, find the root of the problem, and correct it.
Do you need car radio for car inspection?
Car radio inspection at your home or office. The main point of a car is to get you from point A to point B, but most of us are a lot more comfortable with some entertainment along the way. Car radios have become standard equipment. In fact, they’ve become quite advanced, even on entry-level models.
Where are the fuses on a Harley Davidson?
Hi Kelly, Under your left side cover, you will find a fuse block containing headlamp, ignition, lighting, instruments, brakes, cruise, radio memory, radio power, accessory, etc fuses. You will need to remove the fuse block cover to access these fuses. It is a black, plastic cover.
What to do when your car radio stops working?
If you find a blown fuse, try replacing it and then driving around for a while to see if it blows again. If it does, then you have a short somewhere that’s probably going to be a little more difficult to fix.
Where is the fuse panel on 1989flhtcu?
Found them they were covered in dust after removing the dust from the top I could see the map to the fuses. It’s not on the left side unless you have to take apart one of the 2 boxes located on the left side. Where is the fuse panel on 1989FLHTCU ?
While it may be tempting to “fix” a blown fuse by using a heavier duty fuse, it’s important to actually drill down, find the root of the problem, and correct it.