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blairsummitFeb-11-03 05:41 AM
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#5288, "System Problem Please Help"


          

I had a system in my car and the other day i was driving and i had to slam on the breaks to not hit a dear. well when i did that my system stopped working. i think i blew my amp, but thats not the problem. i disconnected my system and everything but my radio doesnt work properly. i turn it on theres this loud humming noises coming from my speakers with just a little music. what could be the problem? my friend said i might have either blew the fuse in the radio, or my radio just blew up. any help would be appreciated. i can stand to not have bumps for a while but i need my music! TIA

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SPL_EclipseFeb-11-03 04:30 PM
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#5296, "RE: System Problem Please Help"
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that sucks. its not a blown fuse, if that had happened the headunit wouldnt have turned on at all. it sounds like either the headunit is bad or theres a wiring issue that needs to be addressed. pull the headunit out and make sure the wires look ok, the ground wire is still connected, etc.

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