Hi guys, new here...
I have a 1993 holden nova SLX and I replaced the stereo about 6 months ago - with a *little* bit of a dodgy wiring job... anyways, was cleaning the car a couple of weeks ago and the stereo had stopped working the next time I turned the car on. Assumed it was just my dodgy wiring job (although when i looked, the wires were all still well insulated, not touching each other or the chassis) got some clips and re-did it nicely, and it still didn't work. Checked all the fuses, nothing there. Tested the constant 12V power supply cable and it looks like that could be the issue, as not getting a reading on the voltmeter.
Two questions:
1) Is it likely that it is the constant 12V cable and if not are there any other ideas for what it could be?
2) If it is the aforementioned cable, how much would it cost (on average) to take it to an auto electrician and get it fixed/replaced?
Thanks in advance guys
Shieldsy
I have a 1993 holden nova SLX and I replaced the stereo about 6 months ago - with a *little* bit of a dodgy wiring job... anyways, was cleaning the car a couple of weeks ago and the stereo had stopped working the next time I turned the car on. Assumed it was just my dodgy wiring job (although when i looked, the wires were all still well insulated, not touching each other or the chassis) got some clips and re-did it nicely, and it still didn't work. Checked all the fuses, nothing there. Tested the constant 12V power supply cable and it looks like that could be the issue, as not getting a reading on the voltmeter.
Two questions:
1) Is it likely that it is the constant 12V cable and if not are there any other ideas for what it could be?
2) If it is the aforementioned cable, how much would it cost (on average) to take it to an auto electrician and get it fixed/replaced?
Thanks in advance guys
Shieldsy