What fuse controls the radio?
It varies from car to car. For example a 1998 Ford Crown Victoria will have it in a different location from a 1998 Chevrolet Impala, or even the same car of another year. So, we need to know the year, make, and model of the car. Also, if it is an add-on radio, the fuse may be an in-line fuse, that is, in a special holder made into a wire somewhere behind the radio itself. Additionally, there are usually 2 fuses to any radio. One provides radio power when you turn it on, and the other provides power all the time, even when the key is off, so the radio can retain information stored in it’s memory such as radio station presets, clock, and even the last setting you had it on when you turned it off, like volume, and station it was set to. If the car has the origional factory radio instaled, you should look into your owner’s manual to see which fuses are listed for the radio. If you don’t have your owner’s manual, call the dealer. They can look it up for you.
