Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

I have a 97 Honda Civic EX. Need help or advice from others, thanks.

When I was installing a new CD player to the car, I carelessly let the
red wire touch the car body, and there were spark out.
After that I do all other wiring, and try to start the audio, but the
CD player doesn't work at all.
I found that if I put a CD in, it will receive it and I can Eject it by
pressing the eject button, but cannot turn on the main power.
I then check the fuses and cannot found any broken one.
Do any one have any idea what's happening? or have any suggestion?

Thanks.


--
williamcsk
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Posted via RealCarAudio.com - The checkmate of the caraudio community.
http://www.RealCarAudio.com
williamcsk's Profile: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/m...fo&userid=2546
View this thread: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/s...threadid=12660

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
(94) the always on wire for the factory stereo is fused in

williamcsk wrote:
>
> I have a 97 Honda Civic EX. Need help or advice from others, thanks.
>
> When I was installing a new CD player to the car, I carelessly let the
> red wire touch the car body, and there were spark out.
> After that I do all other wiring, and try to start the audio, but the
> CD player doesn't work at all.
> I found that if I put a CD in, it will receive it and I can Eject it by
> pressing the eject button, but cannot turn on the main power.
> I then check the fuses and cannot found any broken one.
> Do any one have any idea what's happening? or have any suggestion?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> williamcsk
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Posted via RealCarAudio.com - The checkmate of the caraudio community.
> http://www.RealCarAudio.com
> williamcsk's Profile: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/m...fo&userid=2546
> View this thread: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/s...threadid=12660

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
(94) the always on wire for the factory stereo is fused in

williamcsk wrote:
>
> I have a 97 Honda Civic EX. Need help or advice from others, thanks.
>
> When I was installing a new CD player to the car, I carelessly let the
> red wire touch the car body, and there were spark out.
> After that I do all other wiring, and try to start the audio, but the
> CD player doesn't work at all.
> I found that if I put a CD in, it will receive it and I can Eject it by
> pressing the eject button, but cannot turn on the main power.
> I then check the fuses and cannot found any broken one.
> Do any one have any idea what's happening? or have any suggestion?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> williamcsk
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Posted via RealCarAudio.com - The checkmate of the caraudio community.
> http://www.RealCarAudio.com
> williamcsk's Profile: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/m...fo&userid=2546
> View this thread: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/s...threadid=12660

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
(94) the always on wire for the factory stereo is fused in

williamcsk wrote:
>
> I have a 97 Honda Civic EX. Need help or advice from others, thanks.
>
> When I was installing a new CD player to the car, I carelessly let the
> red wire touch the car body, and there were spark out.
> After that I do all other wiring, and try to start the audio, but the
> CD player doesn't work at all.
> I found that if I put a CD in, it will receive it and I can Eject it by
> pressing the eject button, but cannot turn on the main power.
> I then check the fuses and cannot found any broken one.
> Do any one have any idea what's happening? or have any suggestion?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> williamcsk
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Posted via RealCarAudio.com - The checkmate of the caraudio community.
> http://www.RealCarAudio.com
> williamcsk's Profile: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/m...fo&userid=2546
> View this thread: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/s...threadid=12660

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
(94) the always on wire for the factory stereo is fused in

williamcsk wrote:
>
> I have a 97 Honda Civic EX. Need help or advice from others, thanks.
>
> When I was installing a new CD player to the car, I carelessly let the
> red wire touch the car body, and there were spark out.
> After that I do all other wiring, and try to start the audio, but the
> CD player doesn't work at all.
> I found that if I put a CD in, it will receive it and I can Eject it by
> pressing the eject button, but cannot turn on the main power.
> I then check the fuses and cannot found any broken one.
> Do any one have any idea what's happening? or have any suggestion?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> williamcsk
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Posted via RealCarAudio.com - The checkmate of the caraudio community.
> http://www.RealCarAudio.com
> williamcsk's Profile: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/m...fo&userid=2546
> View this thread: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/s...threadid=12660

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
(94) the "always on" wire for the factory stereo is fused in the
under-hood fusebox, not the under-dash fusebox. Did you check the fuses
in the under-hood fusebox?

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
(94) the "always on" wire for the factory stereo is fused in the
under-hood fusebox, not the under-dash fusebox. Did you check the fuses
in the under-hood fusebox?

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
(94) the "always on" wire for the factory stereo is fused in the
under-hood fusebox, not the under-dash fusebox. Did you check the fuses
in the under-hood fusebox?

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
(94) the "always on" wire for the factory stereo is fused in the
under-hood fusebox, not the under-dash fusebox. Did you check the fuses
in the under-hood fusebox?

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Might be a fuse on the back of the radio. bob

Randolph wrote:
>
> Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
> on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
> (94) the "always on" wire for the factory stereo is fused in the
> under-hood fusebox, not the under-dash fusebox. Did you check the fuses
> in the under-hood fusebox?

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Might be a fuse on the back of the radio. bob

Randolph wrote:
>
> Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
> on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
> (94) the "always on" wire for the factory stereo is fused in the
> under-hood fusebox, not the under-dash fusebox. Did you check the fuses
> in the under-hood fusebox?

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Might be a fuse on the back of the radio. bob

Randolph wrote:
>
> Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
> on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
> (94) the "always on" wire for the factory stereo is fused in the
> under-hood fusebox, not the under-dash fusebox. Did you check the fuses
> in the under-hood fusebox?

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Might be a fuse on the back of the radio. bob

Randolph wrote:
>
> Typically car stereos get battery voltage through two wires, one "always
> on" from the battery and one switched through the ignition. On my Civic
> (94) the "always on" wire for the factory stereo is fused in the
> under-hood fusebox, not the under-dash fusebox. Did you check the fuses
> in the under-hood fusebox?

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Thanks for all opinion. I did check the underhood fuse and also the fuse
box inside the car near the drivers side, no broken one can be found.
So, I have no clues for what's going wrong.
Really thanks for all of your help.


--
williamcsk
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Posted via RealCarAudio.com - The checkmate of the caraudio community.
http://www.RealCarAudio.com
williamcsk's Profile: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/m...fo&userid=2546
View this thread: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/s...threadid=12660

Re: 97 Honda Civic Audio Problem
 

Thanks for all opinion. I did check the underhood fuse and also the fuse
box inside the car near the drivers side, no broken one can be found.
So, I have no clues for what's going wrong.
Really thanks for all of your help.


--
williamcsk
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Posted via RealCarAudio.com - The checkmate of the caraudio community.
http://www.RealCarAudio.com
williamcsk's Profile: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/m...fo&userid=2546
View this thread: http://www.realcaraudio.com/forums/s...threadid=12660