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CDC-3 Changer Question part II - Loren

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LOREN....

Okay I just installed the (trunk mounted) CD Changer; Now everything works EXCEPT the speakers. I had to take the battery out so the system was down and when I re-installed the battery I entered the radio code and like I said every works (stations, FM1, FM2, Radio CD and CDC - radio even showed that the CD was playing in slot 1-2 etc.) but no sound. I took the radio back out and checked the plugs, in the back, (I never took any off - just added the two from the harness) and that didn't help.

Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance,

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Are the RCA plugs firmly plugged into the CD Changer?

If the RCA plugs are the white and red plug...I'd say yes (I'll check them again though)....But are you saying that if they aren't then the speakers will not work? How strange is that????

Thanks again,

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Are the RCA plugs firmly plugged into the CD Changer?

If the RCA plugs are the white and red plug...I'd say yes (I'll check them again though)....But are you saying that if they aren't then the speakers will not work? How strange is that????

Thanks again,

Okay, I went out and un-plugged and then plugged them back in, and still no sound. Maybe next I'll unplug the DC Changer and see if I get sound???

Thanks again for your time.....

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Are the RCA plugs firmly plugged into the CD Changer?

If the RCA plugs are the white and red plug...I'd say yes (I'll check them again though)....But are you saying that if they aren't then the speakers will not work? How strange is that????

Thanks again,

Okay, I went out and un-plugged and then plugged them back in, and still no sound. Maybe next I'll unplug the DC Changer and see if I get sound???

Thanks again for your time.....

Loren,

All is okay now, turns out that the problem is that the connection of the plugs on the AMP didn't 'connect'. I cleaned with electrical cleaner and that give me sound.

Thanks for your time and help.

C'ya,

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Are the RCA plugs firmly plugged into the CD Changer?

If the RCA plugs are the white and red plug...I'd say yes (I'll check them again though)....But are you saying that if they aren't then the speakers will not work? How strange is that????

Thanks again,

Okay, I went out and un-plugged and then plugged them back in, and still no sound. Maybe next I'll unplug the DC Changer and see if I get sound???

Thanks again for your time.....

Loren,

All is okay now, turns out that the problem is that the connection of the plugs on the AMP didn't 'connect'. I cleaned with electrical cleaner and that give me sound.

Thanks for your time and help.

C'ya,

Glad you got it sorted - it had to be something simple.

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