Es 300 2003 there is no sound at all

 

WAY too much information,can you provide a little less detail? Just kidding, why don't you try again and give us some information and background.

 

Great answer. LOL

 

stop bull****ing and help me out please

 

Roboter, you need to give more background in order to get any help. What you posted is really minimal and all but useless to help you diagnose the issue

assume you are talking about the stereo? Did it ever work? Did it make any noise when it went out? Does the head unit light up?

Provide That sort of stuff and please try to be more courteous...the other member was clearly joking!

 

It used to work I took the battery cable off then when I was putting it back on I dropped the wrench and when I did it spark ever since then it hasn’t work but still comes on I changed the amplifier and still nothing

 

Nobody on here is obligated to help you lol.

 

Just because you said “please”... There’s a fuse in the fuse/relay panel on the right side of the engine compartment and if my memory serves me correctly, there’s a fuse in there labeled “Radio”. I’d check it out.

 

I think you should sell it and buy one with a working radio. That’s what I would do

 

No there’s no fuse labeled that

 

You’re right. I was thinking 2001.

Go to this link...

https://www.autogenius.info/lexus-es...e-box-diagram/

 

I got it but na it isn’t helping

 

Your radio has two power feeds. The auto-genius link I sent you shows two RAD power feeds/fuses. One is Fuse 37 in the Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel and the other one is Fuse 14 in your Engine Compartment Fuse Box. Here’s a link to the Radio and the speakers. In the top right corner of the schematic it shows RAD-1 and RAD-2 Fuses, one located in each Fuse Panel. Since your dilemma started in the battery/fuse box area, Fuse 14 needs to be checked.

Do you own a voltmeter to check if certain fuses are even getting power?

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/att...ion-1-of-1.pdf

 

Took it to a sound store they said all fuses are good stock amplifier is good it’s either fried wire or radio fried inside so I have to get a new one

 

Sounds like a plan with sound advice from the sound store. Hope the new unit sounds good and has a sound warranty.
All kidding aside, search CL for threads on radio replacement and upgrades.