Do cb shops buy dead cb's?

What happened to it?

I can't say I would want to fix one up that has an unknown history.

If you never took it to a CB shop and had it "tweaked" it might be interesting enough to someone.

GL

 

One thing that comes to mind is the inline fuse holders are getting to be really junky nowadays. If there is some pressure on the wiring near the fuse holder it will break contact and create an open circut.

Is there an easy place you can hook up the power again for a quick test? It might be a good radio.

 

Ahh,ok that dosent sound too promising

I'm pretty sure the stock wiring in a Casadia for the CB is off when the ignition key is off, or not switched to accessory.

I remember that's what pissed me off about cobra radios. Turn off the key and they would loose power and forget thier settings...


I ran a hot wire down to the battery and used a self tapping screw to attach the ground to the metal cab rail/support/rib /whatchamacallit in the back of the overhead cubby.

I would give it another shot with the key on at least. Unless you tried that already.

 

@bigwii123 i

 

If U ever get to Mich I'll take it