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<blockquote data-quote="Stusmobile" data-source="post: 1106920" data-attributes="member: 562906">If the Durango had the Infinity system installed then the problem is probably the on board amp. The wiring adaptors on the market do not activate the onboard amp, you need a seperate wire for it.I know on the Dakota&#039;s with the Infinity system that there is an amp under the kick panel in the passenger side footwell. You&#039;ll need to run your remote wire (blue) down there to activate the amp (if I remeber right it is the black/green striped wire for the amp turn on).&nbsp; If you don&#039;t plan on using the amp then you will need to disconnect your speaker connections behind the HU and either run new wires from there to the speakers, run high level outputs to your new amp or run RCA&#039;s to your amp.With the Alpine HU&#039;s you will probably find that you can get sound from the speakers using the radio but not from the CD player until you connect into the on board amp.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stusmobile, post: 1106920, member: 562906"] If the Durango had the Infinity system installed then the problem is probably the on board amp. The wiring adaptors on the market do not activate the onboard amp, you need a seperate wire for it. I know on the Dakota's with the Infinity system that there is an amp under the kick panel in the passenger side footwell. You'll need to run your remote wire (blue) down there to activate the amp (if I remeber right it is the black/green striped wire for the amp turn on). If you don't plan on using the amp then you will need to disconnect your speaker connections behind the HU and either run new wires from there to the speakers, run high level outputs to your new amp or run RCA's to your amp. With the Alpine HU's you will probably find that you can get sound from the speakers using the radio but not from the CD player until you connect into the on board amp. [/QUOTE]

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