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RE: Radio & Clock not working in 2002 - 11/12/2007 7:53:19 PM

Doohickie

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Did you check the fuses in the passenger compartment? (There are two fuse boxes; one under the hood and one under the dash.)

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RE: Radio & Clock not working in 2002 - 11/12/2007 8:11:13 PM

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ORIGINAL: Doohickie

Did you check the fuses in the passenger compartment? (There are two fuse boxes; one under the hood and one under the dash.)

yes, thanks, it was a 10A clock fuse. now i know to remove my neg cable on the battery before i start working on the cd player

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RE: Radio & Clock not working in 2002 - 11/12/2007 9:50:44 PM

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Glad it worked out!

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RE: Radio & Clock not working in 2002 - 12/5/2007 3:12:51 PM

jajen

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Thank you, thanks you, thank you!!

Had the same problem - accidently crossed wires jumping the vehicel (was planning to replace battery before winter anyway and just waited one day too long!) and the n had no clock, no radio, no dome lights, no remote (unless the car was running!!! What's up with that?!), no warning chimes, and a really "wonky" temp and gas gauge. Checked all the fuses that seemed even remotely related but just never thought to check the "Room/LP" fuse #25! Not even sure what the heck that refers to but .... all is well in Elantra land once again.

Thanks!

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RE: Radio & Clock not working in 2002 - 12/6/2007 10:44:02 AM

Doohickie

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This is easily the most common electrical issue with Elantras when the stereo is messed with. Fuse 25 powers a lot of things, including radio memory, the clock, dome lights, and the ETACS which controls the alarm system. There is a second source of power to the ETACS that comes on when the key is on, that's why it works when the engine is running.

ROOM/LP means "Room Lamp" (dome light). I guess they label it that because they feel someone will notice if their dome light goes out and they will then know what fuse to check.

I added an extra light in my trunk and I think the wire rubbed up against the body once, shorting the power and blowing the fuse... I was in a curve and had a bag of cement back there. It went thump against the side and then my radio died. I replaced Fuse 25 (with a spare from the fuse box) and was on my way with everything working again. It freaked me out pretty good at the time. So while a lot of the advice I give on this board is from reading the manuals and stuff, this one I actually have personal experience with.

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RE: Radio & Clock not working in 2002 - 2/16/2008 10:48:36 PM

lx1986

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im currently experiencing the same problem.. as i was trying to install my aftermarket stereo back into the car, it stopped working along with the clock and the interior dashboard/speeometer lights.. and i checked all the fuses they seem to be fine, any suggestions?

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RE: Radio & Clock not working in 2002 - 4/9/2008 4:25:27 AM

PLOWBOY.ARNOLD

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Can anyone out there give me any insight on a problem...The fuse F25 inside the car blows.. Right now I have no: Radio/Interior lights/Gas gauge/Eng. temp/Door locks...I did notice when the car is on the door locks will jump to the opposit position if attemted to lock or unlock??

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