Fuse for the radio and cigarette lighter in a 2005 Chrysler Town and Country

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In the integrated power module, find 20A fuse 5. Replacing it should get both the cigar lighter and radio operating again

there is a fuse at the back of the radio , remove the radio and replace fuse

Check for a blown fuse in the power circuit to the radio.
If your radio is an aftermarket one, it may have been improperly installed and powered from the cigarette lighter circuit. If so, check the fuse for the cigarette lighter circuit.

It may be that a "fusible link" was blown open when you attached a defective cell phone charger (what you call a "memory charger?) If so, you will have to get professional help in finding the location of the fusible link, often buried within the car's wiring harness.

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the fuse

First a recall - in case you are having radio issues:

Due to possible water leakage from the air conditioning system, Chrysler has recalled all 2001-02 Dodge and Chrysler minivans with base radios. Moisture can enter the vent holes on the top of the chassis and short circuit the radio, possibly causing a fire. Dealers are to remove the radio and apply protective tape to keep water out.

Next Fuse location: 15 AMP#14DRIVER'S SIDE UNDER HOOD

the cigarette lighter fuse may be marked cig.usually it is clearly marked on the fuse panel cover.if all else fails check all the fuses with a test light.sometimes the cigarette lighter element burns out and doesn`t work.this is the part that you light the cigarette with and the element can be changed by it self.it unscrews from the handle portion when you pull up on the sliding part and turn the element portion.

It is most likely a fuse and it will be labeled as the instrument panel or running lights fuse. Sometimes it is connected with the cigarette lighter. Hope this helps!

check fuse panel under dash and hood