I can NOT find my owners manual. I know it's around here somewhere, but until I can find it, I need a good view of the diagram and where the radio fuse is. A list of all fuses would be good. I think I popped one.
The previous stereo worked great, but I wanted to upgrade to satellite capable radio, and have one of two issues, either the brand new stereo is bad, or zero power to the stereo.
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Thanks. It may be me, but I didn't see a fuse panel.
If it turns out to be something OTHER than a fuse, I guess I'll rewire the stereo and speakers as though the car never had a stereo or stereo wiring at all. Always something with this .
Fuse Box
i hooked up the adapter harness the same way I had it hooked to the JVC. I will go back through the wires tomorrow that I put together and double check them. Maybe one isn't connected well. Updates tomorrow.
THANKS for the pic!! Looks like the number 11. I appreciate you guys.
Coolcats has one as well in the "technical library". Saved my ass a few times over the years when I had car issues.
anyone else concure that these fuse blocks get **VERY HOT**
NO they should NOT!!!
"SHOULD not" and "DO not" are often very far apart.
i think you tom said it best almost a couple years ago.. the wiring in these cars are fairly adequate but the connectors / switches cause excessive current draw.
i see a couple fuse postions that have taken the tan plastic fuse block from Tan to a brown color. maybe this was heat generated before i did my relay mods.
i think you tom said it best almost a couple years ago.. the wiring in these cars are fairly adequate but the connectors / switches cause excessive current draw.
i see a couple fuse postions that have taken the tan plastic fuse block from Tan to a brown color. maybe this was heat generated before i did my relay mods.
I figure dit out.....this stereo, unlike my JVC, needs a separate ground to the steel frame. My JVC went to the plugs and good to go. Anyway, out of time now, so, Thursday, I should have it all installed and done. I did buy new adapter plugs and have the harness ready to go. I have to run the hidden antenna for the radio, satellite antenna, and the mic for bluetooth. I have NO idea where I'm going to put the satellite antenna. It's magnetic, but NOT going on the outside of the car. No wires are going to be dangling, and no tiny black box sticking out. I have to experiment. If it would work in the window, I'd hide it inside the third brake light, or under the header panel. One this is all in working order, I should have a JVC cd player with remote for cheap. No issues at all. Remote works fine as well.
Now, to get through the next three days of work, then my 4 days off, and getting the rest done on the Sport.
I affixed the flat, magnetic satellite antenna disc to the top of the third brake light housing with a small piece of double-sided moulding tape. Then tucked the wire along the edge of the package tray and down the side of the seatback to the floor. Never had a reception problem. It is barely visible in this pic. The white square at the top of the window is the inside half of the old-school thru-the-glass cell phone antenna box.
Is the reception good with your satellite antenna in the rear window? ? I had thought about, once I have it all hooked up, but not "installed", taking the antenna and putting it behind the header panel and seeing if it does well. if it does, I'd make a small "L" bracket from aluminum or mild steel and use it as a shelf affixed to the header panel support bracket.I don't want to see it at all. Also thinking about installing inside the third brake light assembly.
Reception is good. Antenna needs to "see" out through the glass so I don"t think it would work from inside the housing.
Gotcha. Thanks a lot.
i cant speak to your reception but can to the window part,, not actually true.
turn your radio to AM band and then go to a channel that comes in but has some static
while in a parking lot, drive in a circle and listen, the windshield of the car will collect and bounce the frequency .
"certain sloped " rear windows would have oem antennas in them but mostly antenna are found in the windshield because of the surface area and angle to collect the channels.
vinnie, next time check out the table of contents of the evtm's, that helps narrow down drawings or prints your looking for. the front table of contents is very accurate,, there is a typo in the 87evtm though.
i cant speak to your reception but can to the window part,, not actually true.
turn your radio to AM band and then go to a channel that comes in but has some static
while in a parking lot, drive in a circle and listen, the windshield of the car will collect and bounce the frequency .
"certain sloped " rear windows would have oem antennas in them but mostly antenna are found in the windshield because of the surface area and angle to collect the channels.
vinnie, next time check out the table of contents of the evtm's, that helps narrow down drawings or prints your looking for. the front table of contents is very accurate,, there is a typo in the 87evtm though.
Thanks for the info.