Sterio speakers won't play sound. Put new deck in Explorer.speakers worked fine with old deck now after cutting and splicing all wires colour for colour no sound coming out of any of the speakers.I have installed all my auto systems before.If I take the wire before the plug and hock to a speaker it works.Don't what to rewire every speaker. Is there a reset botton hinden behind a panel? No fuses are blown.

SOURCE: 1993 ford explorer - toublshooting fuse/electical problem

I believe the fuse for your starter is in the power distribution box, 93 explorer 4.0L 4X4. find diagram for this in Chilton Ford Ranger/Explorer/Mountaineer 1991-1999 Repair Manual 26688 page 6-43 Fig.88 Be aware that there are (4) figures for the 93 4.0L explorer and each shows a different part of the same engine wiring. See top right 'power distribution box' follow lines to the part of your engine you are concerned with, which fuse number, then look inside your engine, passenger fender, push down on the protective ?wall then pull the cover up, see your diagram and fuse numbers. The diagram for inside fuse box, page 6-31 fig.63 I hope this helps

Colin Stickland

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• Posted on Nov 15, 2008

SOURCE: radio works, but no sound

you cannot get a wiring diagraam for fuse box as its sort of secret as the immobiliser workings are incorporated in it

SOURCE: wiring diagram 1996 ford explorer premium sound radio f57f-19b165-ag

easiest and smartest way would be to get plugs from any sterio shop.these plugs wire to the radio and plug directly to the factory harness

SOURCE: Installing an aftermarket stereo in 1996 explorer...sound issues.

Does the new stereo come on? Check that you connected the speaker wires correctly. Both positive and negative speaker wires from the stereo need to be connected to the speaker leads in the vehicle.

Testimonial: "I do have power to the radio and it turns on and says that the CD is playing, but there is no sound. I'll have to try again."

SOURCE: Removing Lighted Sun Visor From 2003 Ford Explorer...

You most likely blew a fuse when you cut the wire. check all fuses sometimes the fuses are marked for one circuit but provide feed for other circuits, replace with same amperage fuse.