2004 Acura TL Nav. Radio won't work
06-22-2016, 12:46 PM
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2004 Acura TL Nav. Radio won't work
Hey all,
I've been having some issues with my radio in my 2004 TL navigation. Two days ago I went out to my car to turn it on, put the keys in the ignition, and nothing registered as being on. Disconnected the battery, let it sit for a few minutes, then reconnected it. Car started up fine, navigation unit had me enter the code to restart it but my radio won't turn on. It displays ERR(1) on the radio dash above navigation but won't allow me to enter the radio code to unlock it. The anti theft light is also flashing the entire time I drive anywhere. From what I've read thus far, it sounds like maybe a fuse has blown? I took it to autozone and they pulled a bunch of fuses but we're not able to locate one in particular that may have caused it. Anyone else have this issue before? I'm really curious as to what I can do to fix it, as you all know driving without music is terrible. I would greatly appreciate any insight on the matter. Thank you!
Evan
I've been having some issues with my radio in my 2004 TL navigation. Two days ago I went out to my car to turn it on, put the keys in the ignition, and nothing registered as being on. Disconnected the battery, let it sit for a few minutes, then reconnected it. Car started up fine, navigation unit had me enter the code to restart it but my radio won't turn on. It displays ERR(1) on the radio dash above navigation but won't allow me to enter the radio code to unlock it. The anti theft light is also flashing the entire time I drive anywhere. From what I've read thus far, it sounds like maybe a fuse has blown? I took it to autozone and they pulled a bunch of fuses but we're not able to locate one in particular that may have caused it. Anyone else have this issue before? I'm really curious as to what I can do to fix it, as you all know driving without music is terrible. I would greatly appreciate any insight on the matter. Thank you!
Evan
06-23-2016, 02:45 PM
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Looking at your drivers fuse panel
On the bottom row, from left to right ( Left being towards the back of the car ) the 5th fuse ( 20A ) is your radio fuse.
HOWEVER,...I just encountered that same issue and I ended up buying a used radio on ebay for 100 bucks.
It first started with my cd's not cycling, then if I changed to another source from XM it would freeze and i'd lose audio.
Turning car /off/on would fix it.
Then it displayed Err(1) on screen.....and that point it was time for replacement.,
On the bottom row, from left to right ( Left being towards the back of the car ) the 5th fuse ( 20A ) is your radio fuse.
HOWEVER,...I just encountered that same issue and I ended up buying a used radio on ebay for 100 bucks.
It first started with my cd's not cycling, then if I changed to another source from XM it would freeze and i'd lose audio.
Turning car /off/on would fix it.
Then it displayed Err(1) on screen.....and that point it was time for replacement.,
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