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PCM fuse identification.

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Check fuse and take it

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- but, I'm going to do the obvious thing and check the fuse and take it from there.
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Check fuse and take it

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- but, I'm going to do the obvious thing and check the fuse and take it from there.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

When I bought the car the PCM/stereo was dead. I've tried to locate a decent fuse plan but cant find one - it took be longer than expected to actually find the fuse box - but, I'm going to do the obvious thing and check the fuse and take it from there. If it turns out that the system is dead, what are my options? I've pondered a 2-din Apple-Play conversion which I have in another vehicle but, although its dated, I do like the look of the system as it fits in well with the car/interior and I'd like to keep it as original looking as possible - any suggestions for an original alternative or, somewhere I can get my unit fixed/upgraded etc?

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original PCM serves no value maybe go back to a single din unit ?

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What fills the gap left by the unit - is there a cubby underneath the radio?

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