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On many radio models, the memory feed circuit also runs the output amplifiers. That's why the no sound is the symptom and the clock issue is the clue. That 2nd radio fuse is usually labeled something else that's hot all the time. "Interior Lights" is a common one.
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OK this is how the auxiliary inputs work with your ipod using a RCA cable: you have to turn the volume of the ipod to MAXIMUM. That is so simple it makes me laugh at myself for being so silly and stupid. I forgot that I turn down the volume on my ipod to use the earphones and forgot to turn it back on when I plug it into the aux inputs and all I got is the message NO DISC on the screen. As soon as I crank the volume up on the ipod itself, the screen changes to AUX. Good luck to all!
Let me know if you have other questions and I’ll try and answer.
Later, Rick
Hope it helps.
Rick
I would like to install this but wondering what lessons you learned and if you had to purchase extra wiring etc.
Any information would be greatly helpful/apprecaited.
Thanks!
FOR CRYSLER 2005 PACIFICA
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Does anyone have any experience burning audio CDs on a Mac that works with this stereo? Do I need to use another program than iTunes? Would an external CD-burner help?
I have not had much luck using the RCA jack auto-sensing input thing -- as it drops my iPod during quiet parts between songs - so i have no way to play my own music in the car at the moment! Any help would be appreciated as I have a long road trip ahead....
OK this is how the auxiliary inputs work with your ipod using a RCA cable: you have to turn the volume of the ipod to MAXIMUM. That is so simple it makes me laugh at myself for being so silly and stupid. I forgot that I turn down the volume on my ipod to use the earphones and forgot to turn it back on when I plug it into the aux inputs and all I got is the message NO DISC on the screen. As soon as I crank the volume up on the ipod itself, the screen changes to AUX. Good luck to all!
Someone posted that he makes his CD's using Roxio Easy
thanks.
thanks, Damon
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The 16 is used to power and connect the dvd to the vehicle and the 12 pin is set up to take your factory screen. What we did was simply connect a RCA Video input to the number 6 (Video Signal) using a 3/16" Insulated Quick Disconnect. We striped the rca wire, connected it to the QD, then cut it in half, tighten it a little to fit directly into the video signal pin; also glued it so it would stick.
You can also set up the audio using the same method so you can utilize a headset, but you will need the remote which is about $60 at Chrysler to enable it.
I like your idea to use a 3/16" Insulated Quick Disconnect and cut it in half so you have a pin to plug in to the inside of a Female RCA connector. I did just what you posted by connecting to the #6 (Grey/Orange) Video signal. Question though. That only connects the video signal. What about the outer ring on the RCA connector? What wire from the 12-pin harness did you connect and how?
Thanks!
I, too, have a 2004 Pacifica with all the bells and whistles. Brought it new in April, 2003. I recently returned from an extended vacation to find the battery in the car dead. I charged it overnight and everything seemed happy the next morning. Everything, that is, except for the radio and entertainment system. Now the radio powers up and displays stations, disc tracks and tape position indications, but without sound. The DVD system projects video on the screen, but also without sound (although I CAN hear DVD audio through the headsets).
I've read of many others who have also experienced this problem, but here's the "new twist" I have never seen reported before: The radio controls on the steering wheel are now also inoperative, and the radio (RBP) no longer accesses the factory 6-disc changer. Pressing the "Mode" button selects either the tape or single-disc player (without sound), but never goes to the multi-disc changer. Everything else in the car (Nav. system, cruise control, etc.) functions normally.
I've checked all the underhood fuses, and I've removed the radio and had it bench-tested. No problems found. I've also tried a replacement amp. (boneyard) and still no sound. I'm pretty much at my wit's end at this point, and very frustrated. BTW, I've spoken with five different dealer Service Managers, and each has said he's never heard of this problem before. Seems a little odd.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.