Mikey1989 Posted May 10 Share Posted May 10 Water, water water, the source of so many issues in home and car! My truck came with an old afer market CD player/radio receiver. It woudl not power up reliably, which I chalked up to being old. No bluetooth either so I bought a (cheap) new one and it also had intermittent failures. I did not like it anyway, and so I returned it for a better one. I had made a wiring mistake on the first replacement that I fixed on this 2nd one, and it seemed to work, problem solved. Then earlier this week it started turning off again. It woudl go off, then come back on a little while later. And then it just stayed off. I pulled the radio fuse to make sure it was good. It was, but coudl not get it back in right away and was out of time. Later I put it back in and the radio came back on right away. Hmmmm.... So, now I am thinking there must be corrosion on the fuse panel. Geez, and one of the first things I fixed was a leaky windshield dripping down into that driver side area - the parking brake is corroded (and also needs attention as the rachet has trouble staying set). Looks like I'm going to have to give that fuse panel a thouough inspection and hopefully just needs cleaning. Now sure how to clean a fuse panel that does not just create more problems. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AnotherOldJeepGuy Posted May 10 Share Posted May 10 If you wiggle the fuse can you cause it to turn on/off? That would give you some confidence the issue is there rather than just a coincidence that pulling it and putting it back actually made it come back on. I don't think you can hurt anything by spraying where the fuse installs with contact cleaner. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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