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Old 06-13-2007, 09:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I just installed a new head unit in my 2000 accent, it worked fine for about a week and then i remounted it (so it looked nicer) last night. now the radio only turns on when i turn the head lights on. I'm 99% sure the wires are all right, because i didnt change them when i remounted, and it worked before. I tired the stock radio and it did the same thing. any ideas? i checked the fuses and none looked fried. help.
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sound like you may have hooked the switched wire for the radio to the light dimming wire from the car.... or check your ground wire for proper connection
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yah, ill check that. when i was at work today i found a blown fuse under my hood, so once i replace that i'll figure it out i hope. thanks
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