Hi there,

Did you check the amp fuses?

Answered by mhpautos (expert)
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I have not tried that yet - but I will soon - thanks for the tip!

Response from MWS
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let me know if it fixes the problem,

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Answered by mhpautos (expert)
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I should have asked - is there an easy way to tell if the amp fuses are the problem? Would that necessitate anything else that would not be working? Or is the only way to tell if the amp fuse is bad simply to replace it?

Response from MWS
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You can easily test the fuse with a volt meter or a test light , this will take a few sec, as long as power is flowing through the fuse it will be fine.

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Answered by mhpautos (expert)
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Thank you. I just noticed that the radio does appear to be tuning - the LCD display turns on. Still no sound and replacement of radio does not fix the problem. So, now I am guess it is not the fuse or the radio. I also doubt all the speakers could have died at the same time. Is there a single wire which could disrupt the sound system between the radio and the speakers? Or am I missing something? I'm sorry for repeated questions, I just took the car from a relative that passed away so I am not familiar with it.

Response from MWS
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If the Amp is not powered up you will get no sound, it is independent of the radio, the radio can still have power, but if the amp is off line nothing will happen, check the amp power fuse.

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Answered by mhpautos (expert)
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