i just bought a 2002 dodge dakota and the raido will not work i put in a new aftermarket on and my red power wire is getting no power. what could be causing this?

Asked by rcager Sep 24, 2012 at 11:05 PM about the 2002 Dodge Dakota Sport Plus Quad Cab RWD

Question type: Car Customization

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nater_ answered 12 years ago

Did you check the fuse for the radio in the fuse panel? Should also be one in the back of the radio.

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Brad answered 12 years ago

check the pacafic fuse...theres a big 120amp fuse inbetween the batterie and the fuse box follow the power wire off the batterie and you will find the fuse

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Jeremy answered 12 years ago

My mom is having the exact same problem with her Dakota. Her's is a 2001 (its in my garage) and when you first start the truck up, there will be no radio. Sometimes it takes forever to turn on, and sometimes it only takes a few minutes.

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