For the 2000 Chrysler LHS the speaker locations and sizes are Dash: 3-1/2 and...
5 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 03/10/2008
The Metra BT-1817 contains the same harness you will need to install an aftermarket radio. The radio install harness is the 70-1817. The BT-1817 is a plug kit that contains the 70-1817 harness and the 71-1817 harness together in one package. (note...
1 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 24/02/2009
Probably around 16 watts RMS. Go to http://www.crutchfield.com and see what will fit your car. you don't have to buy from them but they have a nifty "outfit my car" applet.
1 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 02/08/2009
It sounds like you have a few problems in your wiring harness. The best thing for you to do would be to go through the car with a Multi Meter, and test all the circuits that are giving you a problem. This...
2 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 01/11/2007
Go back and check the antenna cable...sounds like its loose or has a small break in it somewhere...if you can't find it might be where the antenna connects to the board inside the radio...might need to replace radio...Junk yard or e-bay for a factory type...best buy type for something a...
1 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 27/11/2009
Some of the systems have an amp ground wire you need to hook up
1 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 22/11/2010
I would suspect the amp in the stereo - it has one. Only way to tell is to have it tested.
1 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 29/09/2011
No chip or anything requiring programming in a '95. If the locksmith could turn the lock, why on earth didn't he just take the lock out and poke the piece out from the other end?
2 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 21/04/2009
You're correct, there's a factory amp. To activate it, you need to connect the BLUE wire in your adapter harness to the BLUE/WHITE wire in the Sony plug. Don't do anything with the wires in the 2-pin plug. They're data wires...
1 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 10/12/2013
check the wiring and make sure all is ok. if problem persists,check with the local car audio shop. they can probably fix the problem right there,free of charge. sounds alot like the wiring to me.
1 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 03/12/2009
