2005 Honda Pilot replace radio fuse

[@simplydezzie8017]

Finally I just bought my used Honda pilot and I’ve been searching high and low to something similar to my situation to help fix it thank you !!! 🖤🖤🖤

[@nel132]

I don't know if you read and or reply to comments but you just saved me a lot of money. My HONDA mechanic told me the radio was shot so for a year I had no music, until TODAY! A little googling and $5 and 10 minutes and we have music again. Thank you !

[@dougfierro7155]

I am glad the video helped you solve your radio problem in your Pilot! I am just doing my part to contribute free knowledge to others, as I have learned a lot of new things from TH-cam over the years.

[@xThat1dude]

There is a second row of spare fuses in the panel under hood. There are 3 in it and one was. 15 amp.

[@sailorwin]

Thanks for your comment!! I found the 2nd row of spare fuses and fixed my radio without having to buy any fuses 😊

[@diannhazelton9808]

Thank you so much for this video, after the radio fuse didn't work i was about to check this fuse next but you helped me find it I would have been looking and frustrated.

[@trevorgayle8306]

Ppp9

[@sailorwin]

Thought my 2006 pilot eas on its last leg. Fixed it within 5 mins from your video and the commenter on here about the 2nd row of spare fuses in the fuse box! Didnt even have to buy any fuses. Thank you so much!

[@davidangela1]

Thanks! You helped me fix my new to me used 2006 Pilot! My blown fuse was located exactly where it was listed for the radio, under the hood. You saved me a lot of time and work, thanks again!😊

[@j0ak3r90]

Great video and even better explaining. This helped me tremendously. I learned so much about my car in less than 10 minutes xD

[@robertdecot4287]

Yep, after 6 months, 8 got my radio back, all because of you. It's not that I didn't try before and this popped up as I was replacing my steering rack. Yep.

[@locaskys]

Holy Molly thank u so muchhhh!!! Haven't ad radio for like 6 months thinking it was broken thank uuuu

[@tessajackson8525]

Dude!!! Thank you for this well-detailed video!! Helped me a lot

[@davidbanuelos4638]

4:23 There is a "Spare" 15A Fuse Under the Hood Fuse Box in Slot #19 for the Radio. You are Correct the Radio Fuse Replacement is Interior Fuse Box on the Passenger Side, Slot #9 15A Listed Under ACC - CIGAR. Best of Luck!

[@carlosa.garcia.9008]

Thank you. Helpfull video.

[@aviationtechops]

Thanks helped out with just the fuse

[@godisallaroundus]

Thank you. Great info

[@JorgeMartinez-mt9tl]

Tks for the info

[@iversondabomb03]

Thanks man! Very thorough

[@geremiazjauregui2415]

Thank you for saving me from Insanity!

[@thedrummingrealtor]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!

[@HurayraG]

🐐

[@jludtxs]

The blade fuses are mini? no low profile mini? Your fuse puller has 2 sides. The other side would get in the space.

[@chinocapo_gaby]

So the acc cigar number 9 is that one?

[@thedrummingrealtor]

Yes

[@kellyeG2011]

Thanks

[@maddieabshire6977]

okay so i’ve done all this and everything’s fine but my radio still won’t turn on. the issue started when i lost my magnetic name tag in the cassette port and after we trying pulling it out with no results

[@robertkenney6002]

I have a 9 digit code in my gloves box

[@aeproductions9944]

Where is the fuse for the speakers ???

[@dougfierro7155]

Sorry I don't know- I don't own that car anymore!

[@joseramirez-ix9rz]

Radio still doesn’t turn on mane

[@chadnordhoff9591]

Dude...too long. You could have done the whole thing in less than 30 seconds.