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Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 2
OS: Vista
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Rear Lights + Radio Problem
Okay, so here is the problem. I bought a 96' Isuzu Rodeo a few months ago with no radio. The rear lights (the ones you must have on at night along with headlights, idk what you call them) worked fine. I bought a radio, and put it in.
At first, when i turned the lights on at night, the radio went out, then the fuse to the lights imediately blew out, and the radio went back on. So, i later replaced the fuse. Upon replacing the fuse, when i turned the lights on, the radio would go off. So i turned the lights off, and the radio went on. Etc. Then, the fuse blew again. I was just in my car trying to figure out the problem. So, i unplugged the radio, replaced the fuse, and turned on the lights. No problem. Then, i plugged in the power/wires to the radio. The radio did not turn on, but the fuse did not blow out. Next, i put in the antenna wire. The fuse imediately blew out. Testing one more thing, i unplugged the radio, then replaced the fuse, turned on the lights, and plugged in the antenna first. The fuse imediately blew out. So, i have no clue what the problem seems to be. Sorry for my lengthy explanation, but i assume youll need the information. If anyone has a clue to what my problem is, please share your thoughts, ive already been pulled over once and ive only been driving the isuzu for about a month. Thanks! |
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Re: Rear Lights + Radio Problem
The only lights the radio should be tied into are the dash lights, so if the running lights keep going out then you are some how hooked into them. Either for the constant or the ignition source?
Also if you are having issue's when the antenna is unplugged then it is a grounding problem. Here is a link with all the wire colors, maybe print it out then go check them......... http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/stereodetail/1145.html Constant 12V+ Red/White Switched 12V+ Brown/White Ground Black Illumination Green/Red Dimmer n/a Antenna Right Front Front Speakers 5 1/4" Doors Left Front (+) Blue Left Front (-) Yellow Right Front (+) Green Right Front (-) Gray Rear Speakers 4" x 6" behind Seat Left Rear (+) Orange Left Rear (-) White Right Rear (+) Orange/Blue Right Rear (-) Orange/White
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TSF Gearhead (Audio)
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Newton, Kansas
Posts: 593
OS: Xp Pro SP3
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Re: Rear Lights + Radio Problem
disconnect the orange Illumination wire on the back of the radio
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Lee - MECP Certified "Any advice given on this forum is intended for helping and assisting the end user with their issue at hand. Personal saftey is important when working on any vehicle." |
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