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Radio Draining Battery Hey guys i have an issue, the po had hacked up the wiring for the stock radio and put in a aftermarket system with an amp running straight to the battery i removed the amp and had the stock radio wired back in but noticed that the speakers would stay on even when the car was off then eventually started draining the battery overnight, ran a draw test and the radio is drawing to high a current even when off what should i look for? |
Re: Radio Draining Battery Well the speakers must be wired to a "always hot" wire somewhere, You need to look up the wiring diagram for the stock radio and see if it's all wired correctly. |
Re: Radio Draining Battery But I disconnected the speakers and the draw was still there it wasnt until the disconnected the radio that the draw left |
Re: Radio Draining Battery But the radio doesnt turn on when the key is off, it will light the screen for a couple seconds then fade out |
Re: Radio Draining Battery Like i said, you need to look at the stock wiring diagram for the radio. I have the wiring diagram at home, I can try and scan it and make a copy later this afternoon, unless some one else can. |
Re: Radio Draining Battery yeah if you can thatd be great |
Re: Radio Draining Battery If the radio isnt turning on without the key turned to the accessory position sounds like the radio is bad and the power supply or a cap is drawing to many amps when the car is off. http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport...1992_radio.jpg |
Re: Radio Draining Battery
Originally Posted by Tuned Performance
(Post 5561770)
If the radio isnt turning on without the key turned to the accessory position sounds like the radio is bad and the power supply or a cap is drawing to many amps when the car is off. http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport...1992_radio.jpg |
Re: Radio Draining Battery So the radio should turn on without the key in the on position |
Re: Radio Draining Battery
Originally Posted by Javier87z28
(Post 5561783)
So the radio should turn on without the key in the on position |
Re: Radio Draining Battery LOL, no the radio has a wire hooked to the ignition switch circuit so the radio will only have power in the start or accessory position. all radios wire up the same this schematic is from 92 so im not sure if there is any wire color change but as you can see in this picture the wire is brown. |
Re: Radio Draining Battery Lol okay thanks ill take a look maybe its wired elsewhere |
Re: Radio Draining Battery
Originally Posted by Tuned Performance
(Post 5561789)
LOL, no the radio has a wire hooked to the ignition switch circuit so the radio will only have power in the start or accessory position. all radios wire up the same this schematic is from 92 so im not sure if there is any wire color change but as you can see in this picture the wire is brown. The accessory wire is yellow, not brown. |
Re: Radio Draining Battery Does the yellow accesory wire apply to all third gens? |
Re: Radio Draining Battery
Originally Posted by Six_Shooter
(Post 5561901)
You mean run or accessory. The accessory wire is yellow, not brown. |
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