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Problem Solved. Turns out it was a a speaker wire short to the right rear speaker. One of the trim screws was screwed right through the wire and shorted it out. I gave up on trying to fix it because I was chasing "Ford Premium Amp" bypass and other hypothetical situations. I took it to Tint...

I bought a new head unit an Alpine CDE-141, Installed it and same effect as the old Pioneer. It powers up, scans radio stations, plays CDs, but nothing from the speakers. I ran the power to the fuse block and the speakers are wired independently so all original wiring is bypassed. Ground is...

So today I bought a new head unit and installed it. There is still no music/sound coming from speakers. When the unit powers up there is a small 'pop' from the right rear speaker, but that is all. The car has an alarm system installed prior to my ownership, could the alarm be interfering with...

I have unplugged the head unit and taken it out of the car so it has had the chance to reset, that should have been the same as removing battery terminals, right? I have not changed any of the wiring other than removing the sub which involved unplugging RCA jacks out of the back and...

The power was provided by the head unit no amp is installed. the sub was self powered. The sub had rca jacks running to it.

I have a 90 mustang GT convertible. Previous owner had a self powered sub sitting on the back seat. I removed the sub for fear of break in to steal it. Now, there is no sound. I have power, to the unit. Hear a pop in the speakers when it powers on. It will play a CD (display counts track etc...)...

I have a 90 mustang GT convertible. Previous owner had a self powered sub sitting on the back seat. I removed the sub for fear of break in to steal it. Now, there is no sound. I have power, to the unit. Hear a pop in the speakers when it powers on. It will play a CD (display counts track etc...)...