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Hi! I have a 2003 Mini Cooper and it has the stereo that came with the car-- it was working fine, then yestersday I turn it on, it lights up, everything appears to be working, it displays that I am listenting to a CD, but no sound came out of any of the speakers. Not even a light static-- nothing. Completely dead. Has anyone had this problem and know the solution? Could it be a fuse? Do I need to take this to the dealer? They can be so expensive and I am no longer under warranty. Suggestions please! Thank you.
Yes, I did all that... switching CDs, radio on/off-- different channels... off and on re-start car and re-try-- and all of the speakers are just dead. So weird! Are the speakers controlled by a specific cable or fuse? Thanks.
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It could be your amp died, but usually when they do they make hissing or popping sounds through the speakers.
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