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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / December 2005Peugeot 405 second build Clarion Radio
Radio appears to be ok but no sound. I've taken the radio out of the dash but no visible damage to cables. . Could be the speaker wiring loom. Is this difficult to locate and fix for the interface to the various speakers. All the speakers are u/s. Any comments/suggestions gratefully received ta > Radio appears to be ok but no sound. I've taken the radio out of the dash > but no visible damage to cables. . [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > speakers. All the speakers are u/s. > Any comments/suggestions gratefully received No sound at all? If the display lights up and looks ok then the power is alright, and its unlikely all 4 speaker cables would go out but not the rest. I'd suspect the radio has died, as it'll be getting on a bit if its still the original...Have you tried another radio? Does the tape player give any sound? If you still suspect the speakers then theres a pinout for the connector here that should help: http://www.algonet.se/~tomas_t/radiowiring.html -- Andy Very useful diagram, but for some reason the left side of the left scheme doesn't show on my browser. Can you repeat? Thanks > Very useful diagram, but for some reason the left side of the left > scheme doesn't show on my browser. Can you repeat? Thanks It's just the way it's been scanned (its not my page), that should have all the info you need though. Were you wanting more specific details on something? -- Andy > No sound at all? If the display lights up and looks ok then the power > is alright, and its unlikely all 4 speaker cables would go out but not [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > -- > Andy Many thanks for the reply. The radio lights up and scans various stations both from the radio itself and the remote stalk. I have taken the radio out and had a quick look at the connectors. (I have not had the chance to put it back as it was a real b**** to take out -very difficult to extract the connectors from the radio as this is probably the first time they have been moved. I will try a cassette in it - do not have another radio No sign of any wiring problems but I'll do a continuity test on speaker cables.However the radio has 3 connectors and I have still to investigate if it is the same as your diagram.It's an estate but no reason why speaker and other connectors should be different ? . By the way, why do Peugeot have the radio aerial cable so short.Its a real pain to put back Will post any results in the next day or so Kevin > Radio appears to be ok but no sound. I've taken the radio out of the dash > but no visible damage to cables. . [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > ta Can you test the radio in another car or another radio in your car? Best place to get it fixed id www.fixmyradio.co.uk You remove and pack the radio, they collect via courier, repair and return. Cost £60 last time I used them. Is this the system with the seprate JBL amplifier in the boot? Has that failed? Dave "> > > Can you test the radio in another car or another radio in your car? > Best place to get it fixed id www.fixmyradio.co.uk [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > failed? > Dave Thanks for the reply Could try and source another radio from a scrappie - if they have the code. I have access to another Peugeot 405 but it is a first build with probably different connectors and wiring. The system is very basic - cassette and radio only. Never considered an upgrade. > Thanks for the reply > Could try and source another radio from a scrappie - if they have the code. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > The system is very basic - cassette and radio only. Never considered an > upgrade. If it's the basic radio, then spending £60 on fixing it does not sound like a good idea. £100 gets quite a good radio these days. How much do scrapys charge for such radios these days? £5, £10 ??? Dave |
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