Kazadog Posted February 20, 2010 Posted February 20, 2010 So on Thursday night, I jump in the truck after fire practice and notice the stereo has quit. No lights, nothing, just a black hole where it should have been (yes it is still there ) So is there anything I should be looking at before I start to dismantle the dash and such?? Is this a common thing?? Oh yea, 2005 Chev, 1500, CC, 4x4 w/ 70000 k on it. Cheers SS
nootron69 Posted February 20, 2010 Posted February 20, 2010 Not to insult your intelligence, but you DID check all your fuse boxes, right? So on Thursday night, I jump in the truck after fire practice and notice the stereo has quit. No lights, nothing, just a black hole where it should have been (yes it is still there ) So is there anything I should be looking at before I start to dismantle the dash and such?? Is this a common thing?? Oh yea, 2005 Chev, 1500, CC, 4x4 w/ 70000 k on it. Cheers SS
Kazadog Posted February 20, 2010 Author Posted February 20, 2010 Not to insult your intelligence, but you DID check all your fuse boxes, right?So on Thursday night, I jump in the truck after fire practice and notice the stereo has quit. No lights, nothing, just a black hole where it should have been (yes it is still there ) So is there anything I should be looking at before I start to dismantle the dash and such?? Is this a common thing?? Oh yea, 2005 Chev, 1500, CC, 4x4 w/ 70000 k on it. Cheers SS LOL!!! No you are not questioning intellegence!!! I checked all the fuses that have radio on them. I could only find two, one is a 15 amp for radio and the other is a 30 amp that says radio amp. Both were Ok as far as I could see. Cheers SS
Kazadog Posted February 21, 2010 Author Posted February 21, 2010 So now to add to this, the stereo came back on for 30 sec, then shut off, but there was a thumping/twag noise coming from the front door speakers. It sound kind of like a lazer gun on the old Star war movies . The only way to shut it off was too pull the fuse. Any ideas?????? Cheers SS
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