urgent 88 Bonneville SSE Stereo Problems!
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Originally Posted by shortstuf212559
i had to replace my cluster cuz the board is made out of soft flexible plastic and i coudlnt find exactly where it was bad at. so i just pluggedin a new cluster and it worked.
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so i havent been able to get the DIC and Compass still do not work. anyone know how I fix this plastic wiring strip that was mentioned earlier, just replace the wires?
I have to find a repair manual for my car as I have no idea how to take the instrument panel apart
I have to find a repair manual for my car as I have no idea how to take the instrument panel apart
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there are directions to removing the cluster in techinfo. the strip is a paper thin peice of plastic that has tiny pieces of copper(i think) that runs inside the plastic. i dont know how you would fix it at all. maybe with some jumper wires if you can accually see a break in any of the strips.
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are you using an after market wire harness adapter ? or did you cut the clip off the radios wires harness and try to connect the wires your self.?
get a tester and check the wire as far as you can all the way to the fuse panel under the steering wheel.. could very well be a ground issue that you caused if you did not disconnect the battery before swapping radios..
get a tester and check the wire as far as you can all the way to the fuse panel under the steering wheel.. could very well be a ground issue that you caused if you did not disconnect the battery before swapping radios..
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