Radio stopped playing. Radio worked for one day after coil packs replaced.

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If it does this only when warm then it may be the coil pack. To prove it you can warm the car's engine up and when the problem occurs, stop the engine and remove the coil pack. Place it in a bag if cool enough and place in the freezer, ensuring it can't get wet! Once cool, replace the coil pack and start the engine. If it's fine for a minute and then plays up, it's almost certainly the coil pack.

If the number lights are out and the CD player is also dead it sounds like you lost power to the player. Check all your fuses as the radio and CD player may have separate fuses. Also check any visible wires to see if there is a possible disconnect.

That's what eventually happens to all the old Chrysler radios. You will have to get it repaired or replaced. Some of the newer Jeep radios will just plug right into your dash harness.

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Have you replaced the coil pack? The coil pack supplies current to the plugs. If the coil pack is faulty it tends not to give current to the plugs. One good reason why it won't run most of the time. I strongly suggest that you replace the coil pack and observe how it goes.

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This is a common problem with this radio. I purchased a used 2003 Grand Marquis and the radio stopped working after a few days. I checked all the usual problems such as faulty antenna and connections. I then looked on line and many others have the same problem with this radio. The only advice is to purchase a used radio from salvage yard the same as the one you have now or you can also go with a good aftermarket radio for around the same price as you are going to pay for a used radio. A used radio would require just removing the radio which is a snap, and then plugging in the replacement radio using the same connections. An after market radio will require adapters and splicing wires. I chose putting in an aftermarket JVC radio and I really enjoy the sound and being able to play cd/mp3's and my ipod through the radio.

a auto radio shop would be the first choice they can give you a estimate with options.
Dealer will just offer to replace.$$$

you can put a meter on bat and watch for drainage and while draining or amp pull pull fuses one at a time to see if stops when stops that is the circuit that is draining bat.

Hello and thank your for choosing fixya.com. I suggest changing the fuel filter and air filter to begin with. If that doesn't fix it, you may have a couple of plugged fuel injectors, or you may need to replace the coil pack and modular or distirbutor cap and rotor (whichever is equipped); either one, it is a good idea to also change the spark plugs and wires. Coil packs can be tested to determine whether they're good or not. Distributor caps and rotors will have obvious damage that will indicate the need for replacement. Modulars may have a melted, or bubbled look to the material on top of them (coil pack(s) ) removed. If the modular is bubbled, replace it, keeping the original coil pack(s) and try that - also, if equipped with a distributor; before replacing cap and rotor, make sure that the coil wire is secure at both end. (it will be the center wire in the distributor cap) and runs to the coil.
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