2005 Dodge Grand Caravan "clock radio keep key door" Questions

...small amounts of battery power to keep computer memory, radio presets, the clock, and security system alive when key is in off or removed. I don't know which fuse for the door, but not the IOD

...radio has an inline fuse, it will be within 82 of the plug at the rear. They are built into the harness. Unlikely because there are three fuses covering audio. ...

...RADIO CONTINUE TO PLAY AFTER THE VAN IS TURNED OFF AND THE KEY IS REMOVED. ALSO THE CLOCK CONTINUES TO DISPLAY WITH THE KEY REMOVED This is normal until you open a door. It will stay on for about ...

...radio wont turn off, even when the key is taken out! It sounds like you have an aftermarket head unit that was wired incorrectly. There is a wire for power (activated by turning the key) and also a ...

...the switch is off. The second one provides power to the radio when the key is off. It keeps the clock running and your radio presets. The radio requires BOTH fuses to operate properly. Good Luck . .

...Radio). After approximately 10 seconds the red alarm control LED (next to the clock) should illuminate. As soon as it comes on remove the key from the ignition - the LED should remain lit. Point the ...

...clock radio light) stay on - also door ding warning all this even though you do not have key in ignition. Mechanic has fixed it 3 times. Keeps telling me to turn key all the way to the left prior to ...

radio is not turning off. When you turn it off the clock stays on and is draining the battery - any suggestions The clock is supposed to receive continuous power; the battery drain is very low. If the

radio,etc) work when they want. Now my "svc Tire Monitor " light is staying on.... anyone? Sounds like you just have multiple parts failing at the same time. You realize your car is about 10 years old

radio will not turn off This is happing with the key out and the driver door opened the clock lights also stay on U have a driver door defective courtesy light switch, this sytem has what is called ...