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Radio's inline fuse blowing out, no idea why.
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<blockquote data-quote="Einzee" data-source="post: 5659839" data-attributes="member: 556176"><p>I need to ask you a question or two to clarify what you are experiencing. Stock radio? I dont think I have ever seen a stock radio with an "Inline fuse". Fuses for stock radios are usually in the fuse block except for some older Blaupunkt HU's. Is it possible that your particular "Hi/Low"... a.k.a. Line Out Converter (LOC) requires 12V and maybe that is the fuse you are referring to?</p><p></p><p>Where did they install the LOC? Behind the HU or in a remote location? It could be a faulty device or a connection gone bad if they stuffed it into a tight spot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Einzee, post: 5659839, member: 556176"] I need to ask you a question or two to clarify what you are experiencing. Stock radio? I dont think I have ever seen a stock radio with an "Inline fuse". Fuses for stock radios are usually in the fuse block except for some older Blaupunkt HU's. Is it possible that your particular "Hi/Low"... a.k.a. Line Out Converter (LOC) requires 12V and maybe that is the fuse you are referring to? Where did they install the LOC? Behind the HU or in a remote location? It could be a faulty device or a connection gone bad if they stuffed it into a tight spot. [/QUOTE]
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