Dodge Nitro - RADIO REMOVAL / REPLACEMENT (2007 - 2012)

Step-by-step guide on how to replace / remove / upgrade factory radio on Dodge Nitro SUV (2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | SLT | R/T | LIMITED | SXT ).
To start removing the radio, first you will have to pull the shifter all the way down to get more space to work around. Then pop out the plastic trim surrounding the radio. Once you do that there will be four phillips screws holding the radio in place. Remove those and pull the radio out. Disconnect the wiring behind the radio.
If you are replacing the radio with another factory radio, make sure to get exactly the same radio and to get the radio code. Radio code is usually found on the small card which is a part of the owner's manual. Other option is to call the Dodge dealership with donor vehicle VIN code and radio serial number.
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[@POWWOWDUDE]

I see that the heater vents are in the way for installing aftermarket screen. How to you avoid that?

[@tammyparks2811]

what would make the radio cut out. Could the connection be bad?

[@QuiteAlright]

Most likely problem with the radio antenna or internal radio problem (loose connection which would have to be soldered). Try pulling out the radio and wiggle the antenna behind it and see if that will replicate the problem. Also try tapping on the radio once you have it out and see if that cuts out the sound. If it does you will have to take it to someone who can check the radio and resolder

[@tonyswhirl]

Is the dodge nitro radio and CD one unit or can just the radio be swapped out

[@QuiteAlright]

It is all one unit

[@tonyswhirl]

@@QuiteAlright A dealer is trying to tell me he gave me a new radio and left a broke cd that keeps trying to eject. I pulled the unit and of course I agree with you. I was looking for verification. THANKS