kevteri

Yesterday we blew a fuse in our 99 Dodge Ram truck and lost our turn signals and brake lights we replaced that fuse and now the radio is stuck on AM and the clock can't be changed nothing works except you can maually change the station. We checked the fuses they are good. If anyone has any idea that would be great. Thanks

apache

Dodge radios, my 93s took a dump and my 95s has the same probs yours does.

Haulin_in_Dixie

Just put it on coast to coast and go on down the road....

20014x4

The simple fix is to replace it. prolly cheaper too

kevteri

So basically you three are saying it's not worth trying to fix it just to get a new one....

jrs_dodge_diesel

Yep. Get an aftermarket radio. You'll probebly like it better.

BigBlue

I agree. It's probably gonna be cheaper, easier, and it's gonna sound better. Not to mention that most headunits these days are XM compatible.

iker42

You could try my fix for things....[list=1][*]Start The Truck[*]Turn the radio on[*]If wareing rings rotate them so your palm is smooth[*]Position your hand approximetly 14" away[*]Smack it [*]Hope it works[*]That was fun[*]This is the first time i made a list...[*]Hope it helps [/list=1]

G-NOTE

I agree for the most part these radios suck, I replaced mine w/ a factory JEEP radio, six disc in dash. You just have to make sure that it is a infinity system if your truck has the tweeters or amp... If not you can use a 03-05 ram radio with a little modding (new plugs)...Check E-BAY they're pretty cheap for around $100.

I personally like factory radios because you don't have to worry about theft. I wired RCA converters into mine, upgraded the tweets and mids, had a custom box built under my rear seat w/ 2 JL W-3's and a ZAPCO 6 channel amp.

It sounds awesome and if you look through the window you never even know its there!!!