How to install an aftermarket stereo in a 2001 Dodge Grand Caravan.
Installation of an aftermarket stereo in a 2001 Dodge Grand Caravan
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You didn’t tell how you fit the small stereo in the big box?
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Check the fuse for your vehicle radio first. If your fuse is OK try to test
each wire on both ends of your harness for continuity.
i am mostly done with swapping in a cheaper kenwood deck (for the
bluetooth) but i’m having speaker wiring issues because the stock deck had
six outputs.
Check the fuse of your vehicle radio first. If your fuse is OK then you
might have a short somewhere and that requires a professional to resolve
the problem. Thank you for commenting!
nice video. Can’t say i would have chosen that radio but it was very
informative
i did the same process, but the speakers haven’t sound, i put signal direct
to the wire for test the speaker and still death, what can i do??? Thanks
will this work on a 2000 model?
If you have no sound from your speakers, you don’t have the factory amp
power hooked up. Might be a blue wire in factory harnes. Hook it to an
auxiliary power wire on aftermarket stereo, or the power antenna wire on
the stereo. The relay to power the amp is in the fuse block and isn’t
getting a signal to turn it on
same happen to me i did all this process and the speakers dont sound the cd
player works but the speaker wont
It is not a known popular brand but it works fine for us. It has a
removable bezel, an USB connector, an AUX IN connector for Ipods or
Androids and a CD player.
yes
This was perfect instructing. Worked great. A word of caution though, be
cautious of where you buy the installation kit. I got mine at Wal-Mart, and
there were some parts not included that would have made the job easier.