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<blockquote data-quote="petraccoon15" data-source="post: 8515147" data-attributes="member: 667340">Hello everybody,Recently got my 2005 civic back from the mechanic after getting the timing belt and water pump changed. To my lovely surprise, when I got into the car for the first time after it getting out of the shop, the head unit would not turn on (Sony MEX-B100BT) (disclaimer: I was not the one that picked the car up so the one who was in the vehicle at the mechanic first didnt know any better so I was not able to ask questions then and there). I checked all of the connections, and everything was secure and stable, yet still no power. So my question is, what could the issue be? My guess is maybe a blown fuse or something but I do not know how to check that because I can&#039;t pull the fuse out of the little box its in (probably a little bigger than the size of a canadian toonie) in the first place. My deepest worry is that the fuse is blown and that it fried my entire head unit.... if this is the case what can/should I do? in order to not have to pay for this</blockquote>

[QUOTE="petraccoon15, post: 8515147, member: 667340"] Hello everybody, Recently got my 2005 civic back from the mechanic after getting the timing belt and water pump changed. To my lovely surprise, when I got into the car for the first time after it getting out of the shop, the head unit would not turn on (Sony MEX-B100BT) (disclaimer: I was not the one that picked the car up so the one who was in the vehicle at the mechanic first didnt know any better so I was not able to ask questions then and there). I checked all of the connections, and everything was secure and stable, yet still no power. So my question is, what could the issue be? My guess is maybe a blown fuse or something but I do not know how to check that because I can't pull the fuse out of the little box its in (probably a little bigger than the size of a canadian toonie) in the first place. My deepest worry is that the fuse is blown and that it fried my entire head unit.... if this is the case what can/should I do? in order to not have to pay for this [/QUOTE]

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