Hello!
For the stock radio in a 1954 Commander, how can I test the power to the radio? The cable running to it looks a bit worn. The previous owner removed the radio in (supposedly) working condition to look at the faulty ignition switch. I have since fixed the ignition switch. While installing the radio, I tried to turn it on before I put it in place, and I got nothing - not even static.
If the radio itself is the fault, where is the best place to get them rebuilt? I am in Lansing, MI but I'd be willing to ship it. Thank you in advance!
For the stock radio in a 1954 Commander, how can I test the power to the radio? The cable running to it looks a bit worn. The previous owner removed the radio in (supposedly) working condition to look at the faulty ignition switch. I have since fixed the ignition switch. While installing the radio, I tried to turn it on before I put it in place, and I got nothing - not even static.
If the radio itself is the fault, where is the best place to get them rebuilt? I am in Lansing, MI but I'd be willing to ship it. Thank you in advance!
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