2006 T&C after market radio wiring diagram
#2
12-28-2018, 12:59 PM
How could anybody here know what kind of aftermarket radio you have or how it's wired? If you can read a name of the aftermarket radio maker on the radio, start by contacting the manufacturer of the radio. If you can't figure out who manufactured the radio, or who installed it, you're going to have to crawl under there and look at the installation to see how it's installed. If it is simply dead and showing no signs of life, it may be a blown fuse which you are going to have to find and replace. Nobody here can do that for you. If you have no ability to do that, take it to a shop where they sell and install aftermarket radios and have them put in a new one. Replacing it will be cheaper than paying somebody to try to figure out what's wrong with that one.
#3
12-28-2018, 02:41 PM
How could anybody here know what kind of aftermarket radio you have or how it's wired? If you can read a name of the aftermarket radio maker on the radio, start by contacting the manufacturer of the radio. If you can't figure out who manufactured the radio, or who installed it, you're going to have to crawl under there and look at the installation to see how it's installed. If it is simply dead and showing no signs of life, it may be a blown fuse which you are going to have to find and replace. Nobody here can do that for you. If you have no ability to do that, take it to a shop where they sell and install aftermarket radios and have them put in a new one. Replacing it will be cheaper than paying somebody to try to figure out what's wrong with that one.
#5
12-31-2018, 08:41 AM
Doll29 - Last Activity: Yesterday 08:17 PM
Pointless post .. .. .. we are all here to help including dcotter. Its a forum, dcotter is allowed to respond in anyway s/he chooses in the same way that you ask your question in anyway you choose. Forums contain the worlds largest repository of help & information an as importantly 'opine/truth' in all the worlds languages, you should avail yourself on it. Come back Doll29 dcotter did answer you plea for help :
Pointless post .. .. .. we are all here to help including dcotter. Its a forum, dcotter is allowed to respond in anyway s/he chooses in the same way that you ask your question in anyway you choose. Forums contain the worlds largest repository of help & information an as importantly 'opine/truth' in all the worlds languages, you should avail yourself on it. Come back Doll29 dcotter did answer you plea for help :
If you can read a name of the after-market radio maker on the radio, start by contacting the manufacturer of the radio. If you can't figure out who manufactured the radio, or who installed it, you're going to have to crawl under there and look at the installation to see how it's installed. If it is simply dead and showing no signs of life, it may be a blown fuse which you are going to have to find and replace. Nobody here can do that for you. If you have no ability to do that, take it to a shop where they sell and install aftermarket radios and have them put in a new one. Replacing it will be cheaper than paying somebody to try to figure out what's wrong with that one.
#7
03-22-2020, 04:28 AM
"I have an 01.chrysler Sebring". Well good for you but this is the Chrysler Voyager & Town & Country forum.
#8
03-22-2020, 09:20 AM
LOL everyone getting punchy being cooped up inside. Buy a service manual that will have wire diagrams that way you can see what you have.
As for the aftermarket they are usual all the same maybe a few added items but the wires should also be labeled on the wires them self. If not go to the maker of the radio and get there install guide that should have all of that.
As for the aftermarket they are usual all the same maybe a few added items but the wires should also be labeled on the wires them self. If not go to the maker of the radio and get there install guide that should have all of that.