Town & Country radio seems dead

Hi BBC...

Not a mechanic, not even close. Just an old retired electrical guy who likes cars, so take this for whatever little it may be worth...

First promise not to laugh, then check the fuses. Not visually, either with a meter or by substitution. Check them all; there are at least four involved with your radio, and they won't be marked correctly as to what they're for.

Take care.

Ken

I would agree with this. The blinking lights are telling you it has power, but it's not got the power in all the places it's supposed to. If the clock doesn't work, then it's the on-all-the-time power that's gone out. Probably just a fuse, but then you may have some other problem that blew the fuse.

I would agree with this. The blinking lights are telling you it has power, but it's not got the power in all the places it's supposed to. If the clock doesn't work, then it's the on-all-the-time power that's gone out. Probably just a fuse, but then you may have some other problem that blew the fuse.

My Grandmothers Stratus had this happen as well. The brain inside the unit went bad. It did the same thing as you describe. A radio repair shop wanted $300 to fix it. I got her a replacement from a junkyard for $75 and started working immediately. Nothing with any fuses. Its the head unit.

Was told the brain went out by the shop guy saying he sees it all the time on alot of Mopar units with the external cd changers.