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Please advise--- Did I fry my radio and CD changer? 900 1995

posted by  FabPhil on  Sat Jan 28 14:14 CST 2006
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Installed a new battery today. But now my Radio and CD changer aren't working.

One little thing went wrong, and I am wondering if I did this to myself. Please don't ask me how this happened, but for approx 45 seconds, I connected the battery cables to the wrong battery terminals.

I am wondering if I somehow blew my audio components by doing this. I checked the fuse that goes to the radio, and it appears okay. It's not a radio security code issue, as far as I can tell. Isn't the radio supposed to ask for the code after the power's been cut off? Well my radio just sits there dead. The little red flashing light isn't even blinking. I think I killed it, unless there's some other fuse or relay that I should be checking.

Any helpful thoughts are most welcome.






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