I have a 03 1500, it has the stock head unit in it and I think I'd like to keep it that way. I'm going to try to sell the truck soon so I think keeping the stock unit in it would be nice because it's original and I don't want a cheap aftermarket one. BUT I've been using a casset adapter which has a sux cord at the end. I have the premium factory audio so it sounds nice, but my casset player stopped working all the sudden. I've tried a tape deck cleaner and even bought a couple different adapters but nothing works! I tried looking it up online but couldn't find anything other than to try to clean it or wiggle the casset around. I've tried both those things but nothing works. It's done this before but I just used the tape deck cleaner, it's not working this time. When I put it in, it reverses and than does that like 3 times, than it ejects Itself. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
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Colin_5.7
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It has a CD player already, I just thought it'd be worth more with the original deck
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Honestly. Now a days, I would be happier buying a truck that had BT or at least an Aux input. Most people could care less about a cheap dodge factory radio.
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Get a FM adapter for your phone/mp3 player and be done with it. https://www.amazon.com/FM-Transmitters-MP3-Player-Accessories/b?ie=UTF8&node=13981621
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I had one of these but the quality just wasn't there, it sounded very staticy
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Having that factory cassette player in the truck isn't gonna add any value at all. An aftermarket one really will be more desirable to potential buyers
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