Any radio has 2 power sources, 1 constant that saves clock and presets and 1 switched power that tells the deck when to turn on, obviously you're having a problem with switched power. I'd double check your fuses and if they are all actually good then slide the deck out and check your power at the deck harness itself

 

Ok the radio is out, unit #XL1F-18C870-ED. Re-plugging in did not do anything.
To check for power, at the plug, which holes should show some voltage? I was told one would have a lower reading than the other but do not know which ones to go after.
I did try to find a replacement radio at three local used parts yards today but no luck. I had planned to use one as a test for power.

 

If you're around dfw tx you can have my old radio to hold you over or to find out if its your radio or wiring messed up

 

BBR,
Thanks for the offer but if I am around dfw, tx it will be a sure bet I'm way lost!
I hope I can find one someone wants to sell. So far several have been close but no cigar.

 

BBR,
If your radio is this one, XL1F-18C870-ED, would you consider selling it to me?
Benton

 

Well, I went on fleabay and bought a replacement radio, delivered, for $50. The face didn't look near as nice as mine but works great! So, I swapped faces and now I have a great looking radio that works.
Cheap fix.
From this forum I made the HIN tools and pulled the radio. I found a much better set at CarQuest for $7 so I now own the tool.
Thanks for the replys.