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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Yes, and I suggest you use a test light to test them so you know that you have voltage where you are supposed to

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  • park123xyz
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  • park123xyz
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    Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
    Most radios have no internal fuses, if thats what you are looking for

    oh. Where is the fuse? In line?


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  • park123xyz
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    Could this be it? Click image for larger version

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  • ThatOneEuroE30
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    What the hell there is always a fuse.

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  • park123xyz
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    Originally posted by ThatOneEuroE30
    Usually it's on the back. Is there any screws in the casing that you can take out and split it to see the mother board

    Yes i got it out but still dont see a fuse ...Click image for larger version

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Most radios have no internal fuses, if thats what you are looking for

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  • park123xyz
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    Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
    Who pulled the heat sink off the back of the deck?

    Me. Trying to get inside of it but cant figure it out. I took all of the extorior screws out but still cant see the mobo


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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Originally posted by park123xyz
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    Ok so i got the radio out... but now i have no idea where the fuse is or where to access it. anyone have any ideas?


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    Who pulled the heat sink off the back of the deck?

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  • ThatOneEuroE30
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    Usually it's on the back. Is there any screws in the casing that you can take out and split it to see the mother board

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  • park123xyz
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    Originally posted by barbierij
    Yeah the butter knife is the best. Sorry I didn't see this post before. Super A+ to ThatOneEuroE30


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    Ok so i got the radio out... but now i have no idea where the fuse is or where to access it. anyone have any ideas?


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  • barbierij
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    Originally posted by ThatOneEuroE30
    I remember an old jvc unit I had needed little sliders to unlock it. I used butter knifes.
    Yeah the butter knife is the best. Sorry I didn't see this post before. Super A+ to ThatOneEuroE30


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  • park123xyz
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    Originally posted by barbierij
    ^ this. Removing the hvac is too much. I used a blade from a sawxall to get an aftermarket radio out. All you need is something thin and about 3/4" high to slide into the sides.

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    Yeah this worked. I used two knives. Thanks guys


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  • barbierij
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    Originally posted by NitroRustlerDriver
    Thin strips of metal will work. Just slide them down the sides and it will pull out.
    ^ this. Removing the hvac is too much. I used a blade from a sawxall to get an aftermarket radio out. All you need is something thin and about 3/4" high to slide into the sides.

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