Different wiring plugs

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Most stereo install places stock a quick adapter, as do a lot of autoparts stores that simply goes between factory wiring and aftermarket to make job easier.

May be an amp trigger wire, Light green, not getting signal back from new stereo. Check against old plug.

Sorry to say there isnt one available (if its the factory stereo)...the only diagrams available would be for the wiring in the up to the connector at the back of the radio

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First thing is check you accessory fuse located on the driver side of the dash. Or you may actually have to check the OWNERs Manual to see what fuse does what. The back of the fuse door usually has fuse schematics. If neither of these are available use an Ohm meter to check continuity on the fuses. Change with SAME fuse rating if there is no continuity between the poles.

If your installing a stock radio/cd player from another Dodge the wiring plug is the same and will fit.If your installing a aftermarket radio/cd player(JVC,Pioneer,etc)you will need to buy a adapter plug that wires up to the radio and is a direct fit to your factory wire harness,so your not cutting your wires.When you buy the adapter plug it comes with a wire diagram of which wire is what.Your aftermarket radio should have a diagram also,either on it or in the manual.Hope this helps you.

Radio fuse blown - Check your documentation on fuse panel lid or owners manual.
You're looking for a red 10A fuse.

Have you checked the fuses. Usually under the dash or in the glove box.

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try put a cd in the slot and it shouldcome out