The above car is fitted with a philips Radio.>The radio was found to be dead after purchasing the car.I have replaced the>Fuse on the back of the radio.Now there is some life in the Radio the front>opens and it now takes a tape and ejects it but there is no other life like>noise from the speakers.>

Cant see where the diplay is for the radio.>There is a hole in the dash above the hazard lights button.But it does not>look like a display just a holder for small items.>

Will the diplay light up before the security code is entered or are you>ment to press the security button and then enter security code and radio>will come to life.>Any help much appreciated>

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"David Collins via CarKB.com" <forum@CarKB.com> wrote in message > news:9bfe37a8cec845­5693b61e24cfe3b2f0@C­arKB.com...>> Dont know where the display is starting to suspect this radio has been >> put>> in from another 406 as there doesn't seem to be any display(physicaly)i­n>> the car.Unless Im missing something here.>>

I have a 1999 406 LX with the Philips radio. The display is part of the > radio's facia. It is a small panel set between the radio's controls > immediately above the 3 and 4 preselect buttons. This is the model 4035.>

The handbook shows a second model which has the display mounted separately > above the air conditioning/climat­e controls on the right side of the > console, a position in which my car, which has manual air conditioning, > holds the outside temperature display. This radio is the model 4050, > also made by Philips.>

I suspect that the radio model is decided by whether the car has manual or > automatic air conditioning.>

Hope this helps.> -- > Keith Willcocks> (If you can't laugh at life, it ain't worth living!)>