2005 Town & Country radio

The best reply for this is to see a radio teck that fits wireless into cars as they have the gear , looms and connections and the know how to do the job without upsetting the ECM program. IT will be money well spent especially if you use an accredited radio technician.

check the fuse's and the wiring connections , at rear of the radio as well

If fuses and relays r good then ur lock switch in the doors r bad

wow...was looking for something else and came across the "slam door" fix...Had this problem so I tried it...and it works!!! Thanks!!!

The manual shows several fuses for the radio/tape/cd players.
It doesn't show anything for a dvd player but i would think it would use the same power feed as the other. In thepassenger compartment take a look at fuse number 5 and 11 and 20. if they are all ok then in the power distribution box under the hood look at fuse number 56, 59 and 62. Fuse number 62 is the listed as the dvd fuse. However the systems use multiple fuses so that parts of have power all the time, Such as the clock and alarm systems must have power all the time in order to work.
Now not all of the fuses I have listed may be being used but these are all the ones listed for all the different sound systems used.
If all the fuses are good you may have to remove the player and look for a manual release to open it.

check on the drivers side between the door jamb and the dash console, and sometimes they might be located underneath the dashboard drivers side.

Check the power (fuse) distribution box under the hood. All the way up top towards the windshield there should be a small 10amp fuse marked "mem" see if that fuse is good and try it again.

UNDER THE HOOD IS ONE FUSE BOX. AND UNDER THE DASHBOARD JUST BELOW THE STEERING COLUMN IS THE OTHER. HOPE THIS HELPS. LET ME KNOW. GOOD LUCK.

check to see if it has another fuse box on the side of dash by the door or glove box.

I had the same problem.

Open the front hood and go to the fuse box under (right next to the battery).

Replace the 20A fuse labeled RDO/Power

I am sorry that the owners manual does not even mention this.