Navigation screen is scrambled everything else works in my 2005 durango

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Sounds like you have an internal short in the stereo. Or could be that the face of your stereo is worn out too. Get another radio.

There is only one radio fuse. If its playing music, its not the fuse. Your radio has most likely failed internally. You probably need to replace it. Check on used ones if its not a navigation radio.($175.00) If it is buy a reman from a dealer. ($900.00 Exchange) Rough idea on prices.

most likely place is up the passenger dash area

Look on ebay for an REC Joystick replacement. In the mean time you can hold down the middle button on the right side of the back of the steering wheel, where you can control the radio features. When you hold this button down, a little red wheel symbol appears on the navigation screen which means you can control the navigation system from the steering wheel controls. This works for simple tasks until you get the replacement joystick. They are about $30 and take about an hour to install.

Please take your car for a scan there must be an electrical issue.

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I would think its a T-con bard fault its the main board for the screen over time they ware out from heat. this control the picture for the screen. they can go in many ways, black screen mixed or shadows even star screen and scramble type screen. and white lines and even half working only.

Sorry to say but your screen is most likely damaged. You should never store a LCD display in the cold. First, the cold slows down the screen's response time... after all.... LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Display.... what does "liquid" do when it's cold? Also, there is a chance that condensation develops inside from your car being cold and then heated when you drive it. Not good for electronic devices.

The screens can be replaced.

- Jim

If you remove the unit from the dash the top, take off the top cover, no screws you can acess the CD slot. Remove the 4 screws holding the CD player in place and the ribbon cable and you should be able to remove the CD from the slot.