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DC Error - Alpine Stereo

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  • 11-08-2015 9:08pm
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    Heisenberg.
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    cletus
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    If you pull the stereo, there may be a black wire with an eyelet connector. It may be loose or disconnected. It needs to be screwed to a piece of bare metal, usually the stereo harness.

    That's the first thing I'd check


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    colm_mcm
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    Likely to be a wire that's not supposed to be grounded, ie antenna out, speaker wire etc?


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    TherapyBoy
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    Heisenberg. wrote: »
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    Safesounds are on Richmond Road in Drumcondra, D3. Could it be something popped internal in the radio rather than a wiring problem?

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