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  1. billwilletts

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    #1 billwilletts, Jul 20, 2025
    Lost sound to my speakers. Radio functions normally. I can't find any info on the amp location or fuse anywhere. Anyone know?
     
  2. Qavion

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    #2 Qavion, Jul 20, 2025
    If the radio functions normally, then I'm assuming the (2) radio-specific fuses are ok (found in the owner's handbook). For future reference, the fuse numbers vary, so that's why you need the manual specific to your car.

    If you have a factory amp upgrade, the amp is located under the airconditioning control panel in a leather covered cradle. If you have an aftermarket system, no idea.

    More info here:

    https://aldousvoice.com/2015/03/21/ferrari-360-f430-hi-fi-sound-system/
     
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    #3 billwilletts, Jul 20, 2025
    Yeah radio is normal and both fuses are good. I have factory amp, non hi-fi so I dont know where it is.
     
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    #4 Qavion, Jul 20, 2025
    Not sure what you are saying. If you have factory amp, then I assume it is hi-fi.

    The non-amp installations just use the amp inside the radio. If you have a factory amp, then I just told you where it is.
     
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    #5 billwilletts, Jul 20, 2025
    Oh I misunderstood you. I thought the non hi-fi radio still had a separate amp. I have an aftermarket radio which i thought went bad, but I replaced it with the same model and still no sound so it must be something else. I can hear clicking when I push the buttons but no music. Wierd
     
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    #6 Qavion, Jul 20, 2025
    Maybe you can find a manual for your specific setup and see if it has any internal or external fuses?
     
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    #7 Phelips, Jul 21, 2025
    Check under the passenger seat or in the trunk that’s where many car amps hide. Look for a blown fuse in the main fuse box (usually under hood/dash) labeled "AUDIO" or "AMP." If no luck, test the amp’s power/ground wires with a multimeter. Could also be a loose RCA or speaker wire. If stock system, a dealer scan might reveal hidden faults.
     
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    #8 Qavion, Jul 21, 2025
    Chat GPT?
     
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    #9 RedNeck, Jul 22, 2025 at 6:08 AM
    Just reported that account,. every post of "his" is AI nonsense all over the forum, so probably a bot...or a really bored dude that wants to confuse people.
     
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