View Full Version : Yaris mk1 cd/radio audio system not working after battery removed
Gpav6
11-05-2014, 05:20 PM
So I had to reset my ecu after having the engine management light on due to a bar maf sensor which i then replaced and reset the ecu by removing the positive wire that goes to the battery. I removed this for 10 mins after which everything reset including the ecu, job done i thought until now.
I now cannot do nothing with the radio or cd player, although i can change station it does not work, even when i press steering wheel buttons i cannot change volume , there is no volume.
Even when i press eject on the cd player it does not reel it in.
Prior to this everything was working.
Is this a code issue or has the fuse blown?
Edit: its a yaris mk1 2003 t-spirit eith a standard toyota cd / radio system
CTScott
11-05-2014, 09:09 PM
The MK1 radios did not have a security code, so check the ACC and DOME fuses.
Gpav6
11-07-2014, 10:44 AM
The MK1 radios did not have a security code, so check the ACC and DOME fuses.
Any idea how to check and fix this?
CTScott
11-07-2014, 10:52 AM
Were those two fuses OK?
Gpav6
11-07-2014, 06:50 PM
Were those two fuses OK?
The acc one under the dash was ok but the dome fuse (under bonnet fusebox) is missing. Any idea what ampage the dome fuse is?
I do not understand , before i removed car battery everything worked.
Please help me.
CTScott
11-07-2014, 08:48 PM
The acc one under the dash was ok but the dome fuse (under bonnet fusebox) is missing. Any idea what ampage the dome fuse is?
I do not understand , before i removed car battery everything worked.
Please help me.
DOME is a 15A fuse. Very strange that it is missing.
Gpav6
11-08-2014, 11:44 AM
DOME is a 15A fuse. Very strange that it is missing.
Turns out it is the h-ip main 20a fuse that was missing.
I checked amp and dome and both are ok.
Cd/radio still not working
CTScott
11-08-2014, 08:13 PM
Turns out it is the h-ip main 20a fuse that was missing.
I checked amp and dome and both are ok.
Cd/radio still not working
That makes more sense. Have you tried disconnecting the radio or pulling the dome and ACC fuses for a couple of minutes to try rebooting it again?
Gpav6
11-08-2014, 10:29 PM
That makes more sense. Have you tried disconnecting the radio or pulling the dome and ACC fuses for a couple of minutes to try rebooting it again?
Ok thanks for that , i tried taking the fuses out and I even replaced dome fuse but nothing has changed. I will try disconnecting radio tommorrow.
Any other ideas?
CTScott
11-08-2014, 10:54 PM
Ok thanks for that , i tried taking the fuses out and I even replaced dome fuse but nothing has changed. I will try disconnecting radio tommorrow.
Any other ideas?
Beyond that, I'd say that the radio must have an internal problem that occurred during the battery replacement.
Gpav6
11-09-2014, 02:21 PM
Beyond that, I'd say that the radio must have an internal problem that occurred during the battery replacement.
Ok I took the cdplayer out and it seems to be a faulty cable at the back, some times when you wiggle it , it works and other times it doesn't.
Here's a pic
http://s30.postimg.org/obnphmtj5/image.jpg
Any ideas?
CTScott
11-09-2014, 09:35 PM
Look a the pins on the connector to see if they are deformed where the holes are too large. If so, you can reshape them with a tiny screwdriver.
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