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Radio issue 996.2

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Check fuses d8, d9, d10, e5, e6 & e8

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Assuming it is PCM2.0 (CD slot in PCM, not tape cassette), I would start by checking fuses D8, D9, D10, E5, E6 & E8.
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Check fuses d8, d9, d10, e5, e6 & e8

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Assuming it is PCM2.0 (CD slot in PCM, not tape cassette), I would start by checking fuses D8, D9, D10, E5, E6 & E8.
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Hello I hope someone May not the answer to this. A friend has a 996.2 with PCM radio and it was working with no issues and since having the car in storage it now appears not to be working the screen is completely blank with no sound etc so not sure of the issue with this ? thanks Phil

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Assuming it is PCM2.0 (CD slot in PCM, not tape cassette), I would start by checking fuses D8, D9, D10, E5, E6 & E8. There is also a fuse on the rear panel of the PCM which is prone to blowing, but you have to remove the PCM unit to get to it.

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