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Old 07-15-2017, 04:57 PM
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I'm getting ready to pull the radio and ship it to Ward's Classic Car Radio Repair in Huntsville, AL. Got a few questions.

1. What's the best way to get the radio out and can it be done without pulling the dash or console?

2. When I turn it on, I can see the needle on the volt gauge move a little, but I get no sound. I know the antenna is connected and presume that the speaker wires are connected at the back of the radio. So, before I go to the trouble of pullling it, is there any troubleshooting you would recommend I try first? Fuse, loose connectors, ground?

3. The PHS shows this car had an AM/FM Stereo radio. What would be the correct model number for that radio and did they still have the red light in the dial to indicate the reception of a stereo signal? I believe that I saw this mentioned in the original owners manual that came with the car, but it is at my office at the moment.

Thanks,
BJ

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