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No sound - 2003 Honda accord stereo
All display functions, CD etc work but no sound at all which leads me to a
believe it may be a failed power amp. Are these easily repairable (ie; bad caps) or should I send it out to a repair shop? |
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No sound - 2003 Honda accord stereo
On 8/30/2012 6:18 AM, mark wrote:
All display functions, CD etc work but no sound at all which leads me to a believe it may be a failed power amp. Are these easily repairable (ie; bad caps) or should I send it out to a repair shop? Since the power amp could be on a separate fuse, I'd start by making sure there is 12 volts to the amp, or at least check all the fuses. --Tim |
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