vrdevilcar
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So, I recently bought a VR Commodore with a VDO Dayton stereo (CD 4203) in it, of which I have yet to get sound out of - that's another issue I'll have to ask about. Lately the battery has been running flat and the mechanic said 'it's probably the stereo.' So I took the fuse out, and the thing still powers up! It went back to the mechanic but he couldn't figure out how to disconnect the stereo.
My question is...should I try to remove all associated dash parts (using the info I found on here) and disconnect it myself, or pay someone lots of money to do it for me? And then with all the dash parts pulled out, do I get another stereo or see why this one won't work?
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Someone came around for a look and found that there is another under dash fuse for slot 7 that is for the central locking - but ALSO feeds the stereo. Taking that one out killed the stereo, and the locking mechanism. :s
My question is...should I try to remove all associated dash parts (using the info I found on here) and disconnect it myself, or pay someone lots of money to do it for me? And then with all the dash parts pulled out, do I get another stereo or see why this one won't work?
*edit*
Someone came around for a look and found that there is another under dash fuse for slot 7 that is for the central locking - but ALSO feeds the stereo. Taking that one out killed the stereo, and the locking mechanism. :s
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