'94 Concorde CD player/radio replacement

Hi folks,

In a failed attempt to fix a problem with the clock and dash lights in my
1994 Concorde CD player/radio, I managed to destroy it. Got a little smoke
out of it when I was trying fix a cracked etch on one of the circuit cards.
I found a U-Pull-It junkyard that sells them for about $35 which sounds
great.

My question is which years and models of Chrysler products used the same CD
player/radio?
It's their "Infinity" series of radios and I suspect it was used in a number
of years and models.

Your help would be greatly appreciated buy this sometimes not so handy
handyman. I'm off to the junkyard tomorrow.

Thanks,

Dave

P.S. I did successfully replace the transmission cooler lines in this car
recently with the help of this newsgroup. Thanks for you help on that!

 

I had a 94 LHS with the top of the line system from Chyrsler at the
time. It sucked. I would recommend any 3rd party radio instead.

 

Check out some of the aftermarket 1.5 din units available. I was face with
the same problem and bought an Alpine unit. Pioneer makes one also as does
Jensen. There may be others but I'd highly recommend getting one that fits
without having to use adapters. I went that route first and it was a royal
pain and it looked like a replacement.
Larry

 

Chrysler Radios are all very similiar, but just a little different. What
you want to do is match up the two mounting bolts with yours, and then
ensure the two connectors are the same. The connectors don't have to be
in the same place, they can be swapped right/left, but just make sure
they are the same. I think all these are interchangeable, but check the
mounting and connectors...

 

Thanks for the detailed list of models and years. That's exactly what I'm
looking for. I'm off to the salvage yard in a few minutes to see what I can
find. I'll take the old radio along to match it up for connectors and
mounting.

Best regards,

Dave

 

I found a AM/FM radio for $8 and a AM/FM Cassette radio for $13. We don't
use the CD that often so I went with the cassette. It's nice to have a
working clock and frequency display again. Thanks again for your help.

Dave