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<blockquote data-quote="nitrodude" data-source="post: 8661637" data-attributes="member: 640294">Been out of car audio for a while now. Got a cheap Durango limited work truck with a dead navigation head unit. Got a cheap double din radio and ordered a dash kit with a wiring harness. Dash kit worked fine harness is wrong so I did some digging and apparently these trucks require an expensive programable adapter. Kept digging and I found an amp bypass wiring harness. Looks like that would work and it&#039;s $30 vs $160. So I ordered that and just got it today. Says in the instructions it has separate front tweeters and needs a crossover to work. And it has factory sub which won&#039;t work. I don&#039;t care so much about the factory sub as eventually I&#039;ll probably get a sundown 8 or something for the back. But I just want the damn stereo to work without costing an arm and a leg  So is there a small cheap crossover I can put behind the head unit? Or is there an easier/cheaper way to go about this?  I&#039;m not looking to spend a ton on this just wanted a cheap stereo that works lol</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nitrodude, post: 8661637, member: 640294"] Been out of car audio for a while now. Got a cheap Durango limited work truck with a dead navigation head unit. Got a cheap double din radio and ordered a dash kit with a wiring harness. Dash kit worked fine harness is wrong so I did some digging and apparently these trucks require an expensive programable adapter. Kept digging and I found an amp bypass wiring harness. Looks like that would work and it's $30 vs $160. So I ordered that and just got it today. Says in the instructions it has separate front tweeters and needs a crossover to work. And it has factory sub which won't work. I don't care so much about the factory sub as eventually I'll probably get a sundown 8 or something for the back. But I just want the damn stereo to work without costing an arm and a leg So is there a small cheap crossover I can put behind the head unit? Or is there an easier/cheaper way to go about this? I'm not looking to spend a ton on this just wanted a cheap stereo that works lol [/QUOTE]

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