2001 Chrysler Town & Country "radio always reset turn key" Questions

...radio and the clock needs two (2) types of +12 supply, an always on +12 to keep memory active and an ACC/IGN +12 (when key is either in ACC or RUN). Your description indicates that the constant, ...

radio. Turn your key forward 2 clicks until right before the car would normally start, leave like this for ten minutes. (No less than ten. Eleven is safe) Turn the key back to the "off" position for 5

...radio on a 2001impala can u reset oil, tire, ect... without original radioon a 2001 chevy impala You should be able to reset the oil life light. TRY this... put the key in and turn to the accessory ...

radio but is always either CD, AM/FM, or TAPE. There is no penalty for pushing the wrong unlock button as long as the code displayed is correct. When you push the unlock button for your radio, it will

always fired. noticed about a month ago clock wouldnt stay set on radio it reset everytime i turned off the car. crank position sensor problem as with ALL v-6 malibu's maxx's??? but it always started.

...radio menu. Turn the key to the run position (not start) press the accelerator pedal to the floor 3 times rapidly and hold it down on the last step and it will reset the light. Oil Service Reset GMC ...

...Radio will also not work There should be a pin code in your owners manual that you have to key in to get the system running and instructions to follow to input it. If you can't find it, I would take ...

if this far) never reset, blindly or risk , losing radio or nav secret codes. always ask for newer cars. newer car suck this way. big time. on my car, if i fool it, it goes dumb for 24hours. watch out

...radio presets and your clock. Resetting Maintenance Required/srs/airbag/brake and oil lights The following website will provide you with FREE video instructions on resetting your maintenance required ...

...always what it means. To get your Code there is a site called Fordcodes.com and for $6.99 they will email it. There is a Code reprogrammer called an E13. A technician or radio shop would need this ...