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yes ,but for the money it will cost for an oem style radio and the separate changer(oem) you can buy a good in dash cd player and the mount kit and wire kit and have money left- all connections will be simple- just follow instructions on packages
I dont know what wire u unplugged for sure but sounds like it was the memory power source. is the radio after market or OEM if its after market It should be a yellow wire but as far as OEM goes i cant tell you which wire is memory but if you contact the dealer and speak with a tech they should be able to tell you or print off the schematics for your vehicle.
THIS SOUNDS LIKE YOU HAVE A RADIO PROBLEM. IT MAY BE WORTH YOUR TIME TO HAVE A DODGE DEALER CHECK THE RADIO TO SEE IF INDEED THE RADIO IS BAD, BUT THEN YOU HAVE THE OPTION TO REPLACE THE OEM RADIO WITH A NICE AFTERMARKET RADIO. THESE HAVE COME DOWN IN PRICE DRASTICALLY AND ARE PROBABLY CHEAPER THAN REPLACING THE OEM RADIO. WITH NO SIGNAL OR STATIC ON THE AM BAND SURE SOUNDS LIKE THE AM BAND IS DEAD. IF I CAN HELP MORE REPLY TO: ARCLIGHT1217
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