re; 996 audio dead
Discussion
Hello,
So i went to use my 2002 c2 996 at the weekend, i havent used it since the weekend before. After accidently setting the alarm off, i notice the stereo is completely dead. It had a Becker Grand Prix fitted in a very stock looking instal by the previous owner some years ago, everything else is stock, with the stock speakers and cd changer etc.
Now i have had stereos go on the blink before, but it is usually a gradual process, or, the amplifier goes, or cd goes etc etc, i have never had one completely go dead with no warning, no lights, no sound, nothing.
Is it possible a have blown a fuse? Am i being overly hopeful that in setting off the alarm I have blown some fuse somewhere? Is there an easy way to check?
Many thanks
So i went to use my 2002 c2 996 at the weekend, i havent used it since the weekend before. After accidently setting the alarm off, i notice the stereo is completely dead. It had a Becker Grand Prix fitted in a very stock looking instal by the previous owner some years ago, everything else is stock, with the stock speakers and cd changer etc.
Now i have had stereos go on the blink before, but it is usually a gradual process, or, the amplifier goes, or cd goes etc etc, i have never had one completely go dead with no warning, no lights, no sound, nothing.
Is it possible a have blown a fuse? Am i being overly hopeful that in setting off the alarm I have blown some fuse somewhere? Is there an easy way to check?
Many thanks
JACK6284 said:
In my '99 996 the fuse box is down by the accelerator pedal on the driver's side wheel arch, put your finger in the hole and pull! There should be a little piece of paper in the fuse cover explaining what each fuse is for.
By the spoiler override switch?Perfect, thank you.
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