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    radio trouble in automatic

    dose any one know how to change out there oem radio on there cb7 without having to taking out the fuse 24 for the radio and ecu back up on the automatic transmission. because i have a 1992 accord ex model and when i wired the radio on it the transmission would lock up until i would remove fuse 24. now i own a 1990 accord lx and i don't know if it will do the same thing any info will help thanks
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    Originally posted by neon01 View Post
    dose any one know how to change out there oem radio on there cb7 without having to taking out the fuse 24 for the radio and ecu back up on the automatic transmission. because i have a 1992 accord ex model and when i wired the radio on it the transmission would lock up until i would remove fuse 24. now i own a 1990 accord lx and i don't know if it will do the same thing any info will help thanks
    Just change it out. I have never removed a fuse prior to changing OEM radios; never had a problem. Sounds like you have some other wiring issue besides the radio. What has been done to the wiring?
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      on 1992 accord i had to take the fuse 24 witch is the radio and ecu back up and every time i had that fuse in it would lock up my transmission. the first thing i did was check the wire harness for the radio and nothing was wrong with it. i just want to know if any one has had the same problem. i am getting ready to take the oem radio out off my 1990 accord and need to know if i had to remove the same fuse or if i can keep it to power the radio. on the 92 accord i had it powered on by splicing one wire going to the ignition power source.
      Last edited by neon01; 11-17-2016, 04:53 PM.

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        Originally posted by neon01 View Post
        on 1992 accord i had to take the fuse 24 witch is the radio and ecu back up and every time i had that fuse in it would lock up my transmission. the first thing i did was check the wire harness for the radio and nothing was wrong with it. i just want to know if any one has had the same problem. i am getting ready to take the oem radio out off my 1990 accord and need to know if i had to remove the same fuse or if i can keep it to power the radio. on the 92 accord i had it powered on by splicing one wire going to the ignition power source.
        I've had these cars for over 20 years and I've never seen this issue.

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          I think I will replace the radio on 1990 accord if it never happened on any of the accord you owned then I don't think it will happen on this accord thanks for the help. One more thing do the oem radio on the 1990 accord use a radio code or not

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