what is the fuse for the radio on a 2006 pt cruiser? can some one pleas help

Asked by hjames Mar 17, 2012 at 06:56 PM about the 2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Wagon FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i need to see why my radio wont work i bought the car used and the dealer advised to check the fuse but the car had no book to reference.

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Melhedi answered 12 years ago

Look under the steering wheel or the left side kick panel Should say fuses Change or check the one that says radio

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Sparky222 answered 10 years ago

If the battery has been replaced, or run way down, the radio has an anti theft feature that renders it inoperative. The reset requires a code, the dealer can perform this. There may also be an auxiliary amp that is malfunctioning, check your manual.

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Hollyweird23 answered 5 years ago

Did you check the connections in the back of the stereo to make sure that everything was hooked up?

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Guru1W7Z7 answered 4 years ago

I know in the 2004 edition the iod fuse would burn out under the hood. It would take out power locks radio and dome light. 20 amp replacement fixed them all -- look on Youtube for fix.

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