My 1999 Honda Goldwing radio vol is so low can hardly hear it turn off the mute button and still low is there a fuse that may need to be replaced any advice on what to do
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Radio 1500 Honda Goldwing
My 1999 Honda Goldwing radio vol is so low can hardly hear it turn off the mute button and still low is there a fuse that may need to be replaced any advice on what to do
Does it still say mute on the display?If so it could be a problem with the ground wire to the handlebar control.Also I believe there is a fuse to the amp.
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1989 GL1500 Goldwing (SOLD)
2006 GL1800 CSC
Antenna hooked up?
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I had that before but dont remember why it happened. I believe I removed both the main radio fuse and the backup fuse that is tucked into the relay side. I left them both out for a couple minutes and then put the fuses back in. The radio volume was back to normal after that.
radio Amp fuse location?
where is the radio amp fuse located on a 1996 1500 Goldwing?
Dug this up off the net concerning this problem. Seem like it resolved the problem:
Behind the left side cover is the fuse box, to the right of the fuse box another box with relays in it. In that box there are 2, 5 amp fuses. Check them. It's been a long time since I had a 1500 wing but IF I remember right that is the cause of your problem.
Hope it helps
where to find fuses and relays
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