Exactly why I asked that same question back in #10.This is where it's nice to know make and model and wiring pinout?
Ron
Exactly why I asked that same question back in #10.This is where it's nice to know make and model and wiring pinout?
Ron
i will give more informationWhat I have not seen is how the radio plays when the engine is not running. That is something that we should know. It might be that the radio is connected to a totally incorrect circuit. That cycle sounds more like a steering wheel heater circuit. The radio should connect to the accessory feed off the ignition switch. If the car is one of those with just a stupid start/stop button, then the radio should connect directly to the battery, with a suitably rated fuse. Consider that it might be the power feed switching on and off. It might be a current limited circuit thinking that the radio is an overload.