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Most CD/radio systems are built as a single unit so they will run on a single shared fuse. Is yours the original factory fitted unit? CD/Radio systems can wear out over time.
Some CD/radio units do use internal fuses. These are usually difficult and often expensive to replace. Fitting a whole new unit is usually cheaper and easier.
well , as with all discs, old player will NOT play all CDs.
not even close.
first ask an old guy for CDDA disk or buy one from walfart.
then try that, only these disks work in all players.
other disks may or will not work.
like DVD-R, CD-R and any other recordable disks will fail.
that is the acid test, if the CDDA disk works (real audio disk)
works then the drive is ok, if not, its bad. simple as apple pie.
Yes! It could be a fuse problem. There are two fuses you need to check. A 15 amp fuse in the engine fuse control box under the hood, and a 7.5 amp fuse in the instrument panel fuse control box under the dash. Make sure both of these fuses are good!
the cd player and radio should be on the same system or as a whole, it should all be not working, there may have been a short inside the cd player, check all the fuses in the fuse box look for 10amp and 15 amps usually. being a newer car it is odd. you may need to take it in to toyota for a diagnostic check. good thing about the electrics in cars these days is their computers tell you everything.
the radio fuse.
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