Auxilary ports not working - JVC LT-42X688 42 in. LCD HDTV

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I had a problem like this it was power port no good I would also check the fuse

plug it in

in the main fuseblock..

whatever is not working, work backwards. alternative is to pull every fuse one at a time and see if they are good or bad.

There is an adapter for some kenwood models, CA-C1AUX adaptorat the back of HU you will find a female port to plug the adaptor,you can also make your own adaptor, visit:
http://www.pakwheels.com/forums/d-i-y-projects/22718-diy-kenwood-headunit-aux-adaptor

Be sure you plugged the plugs into the right ports on the back of the stereo.

From the computer: ensure you plugged the cables into the Auxilary Out, or Out jacks of the sound card.

On the stereo: ensure you plugged the cables into any open set of Auxilary In jacks.

Once you verify your cables are plugged in correctly, verify the input on the stereo is set properly. Set your stereo's source or input to "Auxilary" or "Auxilary 1 or 2." This allows the stereo to pull input from the cables running into the appropriately selected Auxilary source.

That should help hopefully.

If you still can't get sound, double check your computer's sound card settings and be sure the sound card is working properly.

I had the same problem. We had connected the power antenna lead (blue wire on Sony harness) instead of the amp on lead (blue/white on Sony harness). Check that all your connections are correct.

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not the cylender adj the ignition switch down on the steering colum