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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Car Audio / July 2008Hi-comp radio keeps blowing fuses
I have a Hi-comp AudoVox radio that keeps blowing fuses (really annoying, since they're expensive). I am going to put it in a boat, but it needs to work first! I've built a box and have 4 speakers I want to hook up, so I really want to get this to work. Do I need a new radio or what? I guess owning a Hi-comp AudoVox radio would make anyone feel that fuses are expensive. >I have a Hi-comp AudoVox radio that keeps blowing fuses (really >annoying, since they're expensive). I am going to put it in a boat, >but it needs to work first! I've built a box and have 4 speakers I >want to hook up, so I really want to get this to work. Do I need a new >radio or what? > I guess owning a Hi-comp AudoVox radio would make anyone feel that fuses are > expensive. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >want to hook up, so I really want to get this to work. Do I need a new > >radio or what? Actually, it was a $400 radio in 1988. But the fuses cost 2+ bucks! Come on... On a side note, the model is HCC-1160. >> I guess owning a Hi-comp AudoVox radio would make anyone feel that fuses are >> expensive. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Come on... > On a side note, the model is HCC-1160. Come on man, you got the radio in 1988. Maybe it is a tad bit past its useful life... Obviously something is either wrong with the radio or the wiring if it keeps blowing fuses. If you eliminate any potential shorts or see no obvious defects in the wiring, replace the radio. Most shops charge $75 to $150 up front before they will even look at anything and a 20 year old radio is not worth that! > gabjs...@gmail.com wrote: > >> I guess owning a Hi-comp AudoVox radio would make anyone feel that fuses are [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > to $150 up front before they will even look at anything and a 20 year > old radio is not worth that! Not the wiring... nothing's wired up! |
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