There are 3 fuses in the passenger compartment fuse box (I think and not the engine bay compartment fuse box) that can affect the audio.
They are designated ''AMP, multimedia and Module 4.''
Here's an image (not too good, best that I could manage) showing where they are located in the fuse block.
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Double check with the fuse designation information which is usually found in the lid of the fuse block.
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Double check their location with the fuse designation information which is usually found in the lid of the fuse block.
Maybe check the AMP fuse first.
If a fuse has blown, replace with the same rated fuse. (printed on fuse itself)
Be aware that if a fuse has blown that there's always a reason for this so if you do have to replace it maybe get 2 or 3 of the same rating as it may blow again shortly afterwards.
If it blows again then the reason why this has occurred would need to be investigated further.
There are 3 fuses in the passenger compartment (I think and not the engine bay compartment) fuse box that can affect the audio.
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There are 3 fuses in the passenger compartment fuse box (I think and not the engine bay compartment fuse box) that can affect the audio.
They are designated ''AMP, multimedia and Module 4.''
Here's an image (not too good, best that I could manage) showing where they are located in the fuse block.
Double check with the fuse designation information which is usually found in the lid of the fuse block.
Maybe check the AMP fuse first.
If a fuse has blown, replace with the same rated fuse. (printed on fuse itself)
Be aware that if a fuse has blown that there's always a reason for this so if you do have to replace it maybe get 2 or 3 of the same rating as it may blow again shortly afterwards.
If it blows again then the reason why this has occurred would need to be investigated further.
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There are 3 fuses in the passenger compartment (I think and not the engine bay compartment) fuse box that can affect the audio.
They are designated ''AMP, multimedia and Module 4.''
Here's an image (not too good, best that I could manage) showing where they are located in the fuse block.
Double check with the fuse designation information which is usually found in the lid of the fuse block.
Maybe check the AMP fuse first.
If a fuse has blown, replace with the same rated fuse. (printed on fuse itself)
Be aware that if a fuse has blown that there's always a reason for this so if you do have to replace it maybe get 2 or 3 of the same rating as it may blow again shortly afterwards.
If it blows again then the reason why this has occurred would need to be investigated further.
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