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Old Sep 22, 2002
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How do I check if their is a short in my stereo power wire??
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get a test meter and see if it gives you continiuty between the power wire and ground.
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What kind of test meter? Would a stander voltmeter work?
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most multimeters have someting that can test continuity.
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another trick would be to take a 12 v led hook the positive up to teh fuse box and test teh ground of teh led to your radios power wire, that will tell you if it is grounding out.
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