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first, the stereo fuse is in the driver's side kick panel, in the top row and middle column of the 9 fuses. according to my owner's manual, if the fuse was blown, you would also have no clock or cigarette lighter, so check those. if they aren't working, it's the fuse. if they are, replace the radio.
second, I would think it's the cv joint too, however, i had a grinding noise instead of a clicking noise. took it somewhere and found that a power steering fluid line had clogged, went away temporarily when the guy added power steering fluid, but then we replaced the hose. so check those too. but it could be something else too. usually my noise was only present under sharp, low-speed cornering, above 25 mph and with smoother turns, and was gone when the car was straightened out. so have that checked out too.
back to the radios, seems like the Toyota/fujitsu models used in these Celicas have problems, the tape player didn't work before I got it, but I was going to get a Pioneer for it anyway. the Pioneer's been in there for a year, no problems. good luck figuring all these problems out.
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1991 Celica.. stereo and clicking noise
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