When I first turn on the car, volume on my radio works. After a few minutes, it stops working. I have tried turning the radio off; if I turn it back on immediately, I can't adjust the volume. If I wait a few minutes, it will work again for a few minutes. Then it will stop working again.
SOURCE: 2001 Toyota Tacoma- turn lights not working and cruise control
fuses???
Check relays.....
Harness grounds, engine ground,
Check the trailer harnes for short.
Vitally
SOURCE: Radio volume knob turns but won't change volume.
It 's the unit. bring it to a repair facility( fairly easy to remove) and have them do the repair . Its a lot cheaper than buying a new unit. If you decide to do this let me know and I'll tell you how to remove and install the unit.
SOURCE: Dashboard Lights not working
I experienced the same after a car detail (inside and outside) exercise. I checked this and another forum. In my case the issue was that the Dimmer dial (to the left of the dashboard panel) had been turned OFF and it was depending on the auto-lights. Whenever I moved from Parking to R or D gears, the dashboards would go off. After I set the Dimmer back to some setting (Full), the dashboard lights stayed ON as before. I did not have to play around with any fuses. Looks like the dial was turned to off position during the inside cleaning.
SOURCE: My radio stopped working. I
Need to know your mocel and year to see if I have a diagram I can tell you the "cig" fuce is for the ciggarette lighter/power outlet. Some Toyota's the fuse for the radio is the "ACC" fuse and others say "RAD".
SOURCE: my 2007 corolla radio has no sound
Just had this problem. Radio comes on, no sound (or it would make a loud static sound if you hit the radio or ramdomly on it's own), everything else is fine, display, CD works etc.. So I bought an identical used replacement radio on ebay, still not working and the same problem.
Then I found a post that suggested looking in the trunk and found that one of the plastic terminals for the wires on the rear speaker had broken off. Wiggled it, and the radio came on.
Problem? Stuffing too much junk in the trunk caused the problem, it snapped the plastic clip where the speaker wire is soldered in (connection was in fact still good), and then it shorted.
Hope that helps.
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