2000 Accord aftermarket stereo
 

I'm rather frustrated tying to install an old cd player in my V6 Accord.
I got a dash kit and wiring harness, and got everything installed. But
when I turned it on, no sound came out. The cd player worked fine, but
no sound. Is there a factory amp that might no be getting turned on? Or
could the directions on the wiring harness be wrong? Or are there other
possibilities?

Any help would be appreciated.


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Re: 2000 Accord aftermarket stereo
 

That could be a tough one to figure out. But no there is no factory amd to
get turned on, it would have been in the old deck. Check your wiring again.
Are you sure the player you are putting in is working properly?

"adam_mac" <adam_mac.umhwy@realcaraudio.com> wrote in message
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> I'm rather frustrated tying to install an old cd player in my V6 Accord.
> I got a dash kit and wiring harness, and got everything installed. But
> when I turned it on, no sound came out. The cd player worked fine, but
> no sound. Is there a factory amp that might no be getting turned on? Or
> could the directions on the wiring harness be wrong? Or are there other
> possibilities?
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
>
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Re: 2000 Accord aftermarket stereo
 

That could be a tough one to figure out. But no there is no factory amd to
get turned on, it would have been in the old deck. Check your wiring again.
Are you sure the player you are putting in is working properly?

"adam_mac" <adam_mac.umhwy@realcaraudio.com> wrote in message
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> I'm rather frustrated tying to install an old cd player in my V6 Accord.
> I got a dash kit and wiring harness, and got everything installed. But
> when I turned it on, no sound came out. The cd player worked fine, but
> no sound. Is there a factory amp that might no be getting turned on? Or
> could the directions on the wiring harness be wrong? Or are there other
> possibilities?
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
>
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Re: 2000 Accord aftermarket stereo
 

That could be a tough one to figure out. But no there is no factory amd to
get turned on, it would have been in the old deck. Check your wiring again.
Are you sure the player you are putting in is working properly?

"adam_mac" <adam_mac.umhwy@realcaraudio.com> wrote in message
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>
> I'm rather frustrated tying to install an old cd player in my V6 Accord.
> I got a dash kit and wiring harness, and got everything installed. But
> when I turned it on, no sound came out. The cd player worked fine, but
> no sound. Is there a factory amp that might no be getting turned on? Or
> could the directions on the wiring harness be wrong? Or are there other
> possibilities?
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
>
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