92bluesilverado
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Hello everyone,
my 92 has a factory radio with the eq & tape deck. I had removed the ctsy fuse for a couple weeks whle i put new weather stripping on my door panels so that the interiour lights wouldnt stay on. Finaly got the interior back together on monday, replaced the fuse and everything seemed to work fine for a day but all of a sudden the factory radio would just cut out and go dark for a second, then come back on. happened a couple times but now the radio/eq doesnt work at all. none of the fuses are blown. this happened all in the span of 2 days.
I did install the flex-a-lite electric fan kit (awesome kit btw, highly recomend it) but i wasnt anywhere near the interior fuse panel and i wired the kit to the conv. center under the dash.
so is this radio thing somehow related or is this what the radio acts like as it dies? truck only has 85k miles on it and before i removed the ctsy fuse to work on the door panels i never had a single radio prob.
any thoughts/help appreciated.
my 92 has a factory radio with the eq & tape deck. I had removed the ctsy fuse for a couple weeks whle i put new weather stripping on my door panels so that the interiour lights wouldnt stay on. Finaly got the interior back together on monday, replaced the fuse and everything seemed to work fine for a day but all of a sudden the factory radio would just cut out and go dark for a second, then come back on. happened a couple times but now the radio/eq doesnt work at all. none of the fuses are blown. this happened all in the span of 2 days.
I did install the flex-a-lite electric fan kit (awesome kit btw, highly recomend it) but i wasnt anywhere near the interior fuse panel and i wired the kit to the conv. center under the dash.
so is this radio thing somehow related or is this what the radio acts like as it dies? truck only has 85k miles on it and before i removed the ctsy fuse to work on the door panels i never had a single radio prob.
any thoughts/help appreciated.