Universal wireless headphones not working in chrysler pacifica

pacifica's are known for sticky strut bearings

there is 2 wiper motors . 1 for the drivres side and the other for the passenger. sounds like a bad passenger side motor

Is there a reset button on it at all? If so try that if not I dont know maybe you should get some new headphones.

They are wireless If you have the dvd set up there should be some plugs on the front But only on this radio no other

My grandcarvan sxt came with a remote for the DVD system and wireless headphones from KOSS. You have to press the headphone button on the remote to change it to headphones otherwise it comes through the main system. With the button pressed we can listen to cd or radio in front while they wear the headphones in back. You might need the remote to change it back to main system. The headphones from Koss are lifetime guaranty and not too expensive.

The solution is in the owners manual.If you want to program the "homelink transmitter" in your car,you will need a remote unit for your garage door opener to do this.It is fairly easy and straightforward.I programmed my 07 Pac and it works great.Good luck!

If it sounds more like it's coming from rear of engine, that could be a possibility, and should be followed up,but if it's coming from front of vehicle area, I'd concentrate on your accessory drive belt . If it hasn't been changed in quite a while especially. That belt is routed around about 8 different pulleys,in,out,over,under, and it would lead me to believe it would be a good candidate for wear & noise that would increase as it wears more. I wouldn't try belt dressing as I'm not a lover of that stuff, only for emergencies. It may be as simple as spraying water on it to see if the noise changes or disappears, just keep your eyes back if engines running. They make what they call an audioscope, basically a set of headphones wired to an amplified probe, so it's easier to isolate the noise, perhaps a local garage has one, and can pinpoint it for you. Years back mechanics would use a long screwdriver or pipe up to their ear and poke around, but that's very dangerous, so I wouldn't recommend that. Your engine does have a timing belt too, and engines in the past have been known to produce that sound you describe from wear on it too. I'd go after that one as a last resort unless manual recommends it at certain interval.

the dvd on a 2004 chrysler pacifica doesnt start you can hear the sound but no picture. what could be the problem?

THERE IS A HEADPHONES BUTTON ON THE REMOTE. yOU HAVE TO TURN IT ON THAT WAY. I RETURNED 2 SET OF "FAULTY HEADSETS" BEFORE I FIGURED IT OUT...