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Broken radio options

Mikez996
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The Becker CD220 has never turned on in the 1999 911 that we purchased a month ago. The car also has a factory amp, eq, and 6 cd changer. I'm taking it to the dealer next week and I have a feeling they are going to tell me I need a new radio. What are some of my options? Should I take it out myself and check the fuses? Take it to Best Buy and have them put a much cheaper ( probably better) radio in? Thanks for your suggestions.

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Mike,

There is also a fuse on the back of the head unit that should be checked. Unfortunately, you have to have radio removing tools to remove the head.

http://motors.shop.ebay.com/i.html?_kw=becker&_kw=radio&_kw=tools

You might find a radio shop (or helpful dealer) that will pull the head unit out to check the fuse. It takes about two minutes to pull and check.

Bill

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