2005 Accord, No Audio.
#13
On other thing you can try is to take out the factory HU (hopin you have the code for it) and check continuity to ground on the individual speaker wires (usually twisted together at the harness). If any of them come back with a beep you have a grounded out speaker which can cause the audio to act the way it is. Can also check on the impedance of the speakers themselfs. Should be 3.5-4 ohms. If both those tests are ok, then new HU it is. Good luck
#14
Totally an old thread but figured it was worth a shot
Soldering the resistor in question brought back my back lighting but did not solve the issue of no sound. I will investigate further next chance I get, is there anything else i ought to look for?
Soldering the resistor in question brought back my back lighting but did not solve the issue of no sound. I will investigate further next chance I get, is there anything else i ought to look for?
#15
This thread mostly pertains to investigating for a shorted speaker output, and suggests disconnecting the HU and measuring resistance between speaker wires and ground to look for a short. Radios will internally shut off when they see a short.
#16
My bad i was looking over another thread earlier and thought i had came back to the same one to post about what mine did.... I will try to find the post as I think the OP also mentioned no sound as well.
There was a SMD resistor that wasn't completely soldered and touching up the solder helped.
There was a SMD resistor that wasn't completely soldered and touching up the solder helped.
#17
I guess I should also mention that i have an 05 LX single disk no nav system.
p/n: 39050-SDA-A020-M1
Joy! I found the link to the thread I was looking for.
https://www.hondaaccordforum.com/for...-2005-a-64334/
p/n: 39050-SDA-A020-M1
Joy! I found the link to the thread I was looking for.
https://www.hondaaccordforum.com/for...-2005-a-64334/
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