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May 6 2012 03:50am
Had to boost my truck last night, left lights on. It was dark and accidently crossed cables on my truck, for about 2 seconds before i realized it. Corrected this retarded mistake and proceeded to boost my truck. Now i didn't notice last night but today i realized my fucking CD Deck will no longer turn on.....

I've checked the fuse it's good, i've looked on the back of the deck and there is no second fuse, there is no fuse on the inline power that i see.....

Anyone have any ideas? because right now im leaning towards i fuckered the deck because there's no inline fuse.
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May 6 2012 12:52pm
Quote (Thoriden @ May 6 2012 02:50am)
Had to boost my truck last night, left lights on. It was dark and accidently crossed cables on my truck, for about 2 seconds before i realized it. Corrected this retarded mistake and proceeded to boost my truck. Now i didn't notice last night but today i realized my fucking CD Deck will no longer turn on.....

I've checked the fuse it's good, i've looked on the back of the deck and there is no second fuse, there is no fuse on the inline power that i see.....

Anyone have any ideas? because right now im leaning towards i fuckered the deck because there's no inline fuse.


if its over a year 2000 car or truck ur soo lucky u didnt dick the computer
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May 9 2012 09:55pm
Probably has an internal fusing circuit which is common for decks without inline or external fusing. Chances are the jolt was enough to desolder the connection and cause a blown (fuse) this is also a VERY COMMON problem when shorting decks out.

Look up a tutorial for repairing internal fusing and you should be able to diagnose and fix the problem.
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