I have an 09 dodge avenger my stereo won't take any cds

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This is never as easy as you think it should be. Modern car radios are often connected to and monitored by the BCM (body control module). Aftermarket radios don't communicate on the computer network and that causes issues. Some of the cars features are operated through the car speakers like door chimes and reversing signal tones.

Wiring Details here

https://www.google.com/search?q=dodge+avenger+radio+wiring+diagram

https://www.electronicshub.org/car-stereo-wiring-diagram/

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Its either umder the passenger seat or in the trunk

In Totally Integrated Power Module (left side of engine compartment) Fuse 14--10 amp

befor you go for clutch relay check that you have enough freeon in system, you can also over ride pressure with a paper clip if it starts your low on freeon,

If the lights, stereo, and other electronic components have stopped working, there is a strong possibility you have blown a fuse. The fuse box is located in the integrated power module on the right side of the engine. Refer to your car's manual to know which fuse may be causing the problem. In case you don't have a manual, follow this link to view your car's fuse diagram https://www.autogenius.info/dodge-avenger-2012-fuse-box-diagram/

WIRE CONNECTED WRONG OR IS THE RADIO USED?

What does the dimmer wire look like for the stereo on a 2010 dodge avenger

I have a 2002 winstar same problem it was the switch in the passenger door and drivers door shorted out

Reset your time, then look for a button marked set, sometimes (depending on model radio) you press volume knob. You're 95% there, it's a matter of locking it you're missing, that's why it resets when you turn off car. You might check some of the Chrysler/Dodge forums also...

Tune up (plugs,wires,and distributor cap) was done on a '97 Dodge Avenger with the 2.5l engine because it wouldn't start. It ran for 1 day after the tune up,but will not start now. No spark at the plugs. Any suggestions? Thanks