There is a ground wire touching some where,and if its not the org.radio you will have that .
Testimonial: "a ground wire? in the dash? how do i check that? thank you for your help"
Check your antenna. If the mast is not extended, your reception will be limited. try an AM station, usually a local AM station will still come in even with the mast down. Have you tried playing a CD (if equipped) ? If that plays well, you've confirmed lack of reception as the problem. If the mast is extended and you still do not have reception, the antenna plug my have come out of the back of the radio. The requires removing the radio to check.
Testimonial: "from what ive heard the antenna is in the window. how do i check that? and it dosent play anything on any station.. the tape player works just fine(no cd player) thank you for your help"
SOURCE: Navigation, radio, and clock not coming on?
Why did you replace the lighter fuse in the first place - something may have shorted something out? when you put in the new fuse does it blow right away? make sure the fuse is the correct amp for that spot. also check all the fuses - sometimes there can be more than one fuse that controls many items such as radio, nav, and lights.to answer your questions though no it cant really be anything else than a short blowing a fuse. you just have to find which fuse it is and where the short could be.
SOURCE: When I turn on the radio, all I get is static. I
It sounds as if the antenna has become disconnected from the radio. You will have to pull the radio out of the dash and make sure the antenna is still connected there, then check and make sure it is still connected to at the fender well and in between.
Testimonial: "Thanks wondering if it is easy to pull the radio out from the front?"
SOURCE: brake lights not working......i checked all fuses
theres a switch on the brake pedal ussual gets broke
SOURCE: My 2003 honda accord radio/stereo audio goes dead
It sounds like something in the output circuit since it is both radio and CD.Obviously it hasn't been doing it from day 1 of getting the car or you wouldn't be just asking now right?The connector is not likely just because it doesn't get touched or anything.It needs repair or you may want to try a salvage yard for a used one or maybe even a whole new aftermarket one (Sony,Panasonic,etc.)For repair you are looking at removal,shipping,repair probably around $40-$60/hour.Parts have at least a 20% markup by repair centers.It may be a $2 part bad too.I would call a Honda dealer or an electronics repair center and they should be able to tell you maybe a little but you can't get an accurate cost unless you send it in.They normally will not charge you to ship it back if you send it and decide not to repair.Good luck! Greg
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