wiring diag. for cd changer cable?

[SPR]

Hey Loren do you know what pins give what? My cd changer died and appears to be completely dead. I took it apart to remove the cartridge. I have done this once before and there was something just stuck inside the changer- improper operation. In any event do you know if the changer gets a constant volatage? I want to check the cable and rule out the source. Thanks. Sean

Also I did the headlight amber removal from my litronics. However when I put my drivers side back in, the turn signal isn't working. It appeared that the bulb looked ok however. I have taken it out and back a couple of times to no avail, ideas? Thanks Sean

[Loren]

CDC-3?

Did you check the cables in the front trunk? They can come loose if pulled on. Three of them as I recall.

Try a know working bulb. Sometimes bulbs look good - but aren't.

[Q-Ship986]

Also I did the headlight amber removal from my litronics. However when I put my drivers side back in, the turn signal isn't working. It appeared that the bulb looked ok however. I have taken it out and back a couple of times to no avail, ideas? Thanks Sean

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Swap the left and right bulbs. For instance, sometimes a break in the filament is not (easily) visible to the naked eye. If the problem follows the bulb, then you know (what Loren said); if not, carefully check the socket for a detached wire, bent contact, etc.

--Brian

Edited September 23, 2005 by Q-Ship986

[SPR]

The changer only has 2 connectors the one round one with the power and control and then the rca out one.

I will swap out the bulb and see if it's just that. Hopefully it is :)

Also I did the headlight amber removal from my litronics. However when I put my drivers side back in, the turn signal isn't working. It appeared that the bulb looked ok however. I have taken it out and back a couple of times to no avail, ideas? Thanks Sean

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Swap the left and right bulbs. For instance, sometimes a break in the filament is not (easily) visible to the naked eye. If the problem follows the bulb, then you know (what Loren said); if not, carefully check the socket for a detached wire, bent contact, etc.

--Brian

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[SPR]

Hey guys I picked up a set of new bulbs 6.50 at "the zone". It was in fact a dead bulb. It was interesting because by sight you could not tell that the filament was disconected Thanks!