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About Todd Puccio
Expertise
General auto repair,electical issues,driveability issues,anti-lock brakes,SIR systems,HVAC,engine performance,Gm spacific. I have worked at my current dealseship since the 1990 model year anything much older than that I have limited exposure to. I do not have very much transmission experience so those question you may want to ask of another expert. When you send me a question let me know the exact make/model/engine and year for the car or suv you have it makes it easier to answer the questions that way.
Experience
Experience in the area:I have been employed by the same Gm dealer for 18 years and and a ASE master technician. I work at a Pontiac and GMC truck store. Served a a lead technician when dealership was on a team system.
I just recently moved to a Buick,Hummer,Saab Store when my franschise was purchased by this dealership.
Organazations: ASE master techncian
Education/Credentials:High school diploma,2 year vocational school degree
2 year college degree. Associates degree in applied scineces (auto technology)Awards and Honors: GMC master techncian
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You are here: Experts > Home/Garden > Auto Repair > Pontiac Repair > Radio Wiring Help
Expert: Todd Puccio
Date: 7/15/2008
Subject: Radio Wiring Help
Question
I took the factory Delco radio/tape player out of my 1996 Pontiac Grand Am SE and was going to hook up a c/d player. I didn't like the way it looked, so now i want to put the factory radio back in. I connected all the wires back together and nothing has come on. Don't the same colors connect to each other? Please help. Need radio to work?
Answer
Hi Lindsey:
Well if you have the original plugs for the radio then yes all the same color wires are hooked back up again to each other. You may have blown a fuse. that radio I think has 2 power fuses one that is hot all the time even with the key off for the clock memory and a second power wire that is hot when the key is in the on position. If all the wires are connected properly and the fuses are good it should work. Good luck :)
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