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Old 04-19-2021, 12:45 AM   #4
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i always reinspect the part that changed. first step is to return to the stock radio, and make sure nothing changed, then inspect the adapter harness for likely miswiring. optionally, try a different aftermarket radio to confirm a miswiring(same final problem, different known-good radio, just in case the one you've got is a dud)-- but that should be a last resort, as most people don't have extra aftermarket radios laying around, and they rarely do anything that would cause fuses to blow.
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