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    Radio Fuse Location?

    I moved my radio antenna from the passenger fender to the driver fender doe to the installation of the snorkel. Upon reassembly mt radio appears to not be getting any power, does anyone know where the fuse is? Nothing in the manual points to the correct fuse but all the ones I looked at appear to be good.
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    i believe the amp is on 1.
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    The cigar lighter is 14, you check that too. Or use a meter and check across each fuse.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cico7 View Post
    i believe the amp is on 1.
    I did check #1 and it appears to be good, I may have to pull the radio again and check all my connections.
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    you can run a metere across the ends of the fuses and test each of them fairly quickly without taking them out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cico7 View Post
    you can run a metere across the ends of the fuses and test each of them fairly quickly without taking them out.
    I am not sure I have the right kind of meter, I have done done many of this type of project.

    I did find some direction to check fuse #28 under the hood on the "other" forum so I will try that too.
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    It is #28 under the hood. The owners manual is lacking in specifics and the fuse locations are not labeled or numbered under the compartment cover.
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    Did you have to drill a hole into the drivers side fender for the antenna?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 07JeepXK View Post
    Did you have to drill a hole into the drivers side fender for the antenna?
    Yes, it was not easy since the hole is oblonged but I was able to do it with a combination of my drill and dremil.
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