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Old 01-27-2005   #1 (permalink)
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recently i installed an Amp and Sub in to my 1989 mustang lx 4cyl. and after testing it for a second, the radio shut off. i checked the fuses under dash and it looks fine. i then checked all the wires on the radios wireing harness. all look good. any ideas why i am getting no power to my radio? and can someone tell me what the red push button is that is located right next to the fuses? i pushed it and now, all the lights minus headlights flash. please help!
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what model/year do you drive? Also, the no power could be a blown internal fuse, but lets hope not, test your power wires for continuity and voltage.
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thanks for the reply. i figured it out. i was only looking at one fuse. i only thought there was one fuse for the radio. soon i seen the other and seen it was blown. thanks again for the reply. if it still maters, my mustang is a 1989 Mustang LX coupe 4cyl auto.
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