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2015 Chrysler 200, AWD
One day (last week), I go out to my car and noticed while driving that the USB stick is not working, getting the whole No USB device / not detected screen. I have poured through these forums and the internet looking for an answer and can not seem to find one.
USB / AUX ports seems to be not communicating with radio unit.
Tried 3 different USB sticks, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB, all formatted FAT32 and all used to work. All sticks are able to be read in a computer.
Made sure USB port was clean and blown out with air, just to be sure.
Removed head unit and made sure USB cable is firmly seated in back of unit. (I guess I could do this again)
Disconnected the battery for 30 minutes and hooked it back up, no luck.
Looked at the fuses and everything looks fine (Although I am not sure, I have two 7.5 fuses / brown in the interior fuse box and none of those line up with fuse diagram pictures I have seen on the internet).
USB port appears to have power , I say this because one of the USB sticks glows red when inserted. (When I insert it, it flashes for a second – like it is being read, and then glows a solid red, like it used to before).
I have tried a portable CD player hooked up the AUX port and nothing there either.
I tried removing the faceplate / USB port inside the console, but that seems about near impossible and I am not talented enough to try and take everything apart just to see if those cables might have come loose.
Bluetooth works perfectly in the car.
Took the car to the shop (Used to by a Chrysler dealership a few years ago, changed ownership but all the techs out there are pretty much the same people that worked under the Chrysler dealership flag). (But this is a small town so I don’t hold my breath either).
Tech was unable to find anything substantial, he said pretty the same as above, it should be working, but there seems to be no communication from the USB / AUX ports to the head unit. And to quote the tech “Tech does not know how to remove the trim panel”. And the tech did not find any radio codes stored in the system.
Now their solution was to take it to one of the bigger dealerships and have them take a look, but that would require me to take a day off work and drive down there (An hour away) (like I said, I live in a small town), and then we all know the cost of dealership work is insane.
So, I was wondering if anyone ran in to this issue or has any ideas that I have not tried.
Appreciate any help,
2015 Chrysler 200, AWD
One day (last week), I go out to my car and noticed while driving that the USB stick is not working, getting the whole No USB device / not detected screen. I have poured through these forums and the internet looking for an answer and can not seem to find one.
USB / AUX ports seems to be not communicating with radio unit.
Tried 3 different USB sticks, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB, all formatted FAT32 and all used to work. All sticks are able to be read in a computer.
Made sure USB port was clean and blown out with air, just to be sure.
Removed head unit and made sure USB cable is firmly seated in back of unit. (I guess I could do this again)
Disconnected the battery for 30 minutes and hooked it back up, no luck.
Looked at the fuses and everything looks fine (Although I am not sure, I have two 7.5 fuses / brown in the interior fuse box and none of those line up with fuse diagram pictures I have seen on the internet).
USB port appears to have power , I say this because one of the USB sticks glows red when inserted. (When I insert it, it flashes for a second – like it is being read, and then glows a solid red, like it used to before).
I have tried a portable CD player hooked up the AUX port and nothing there either.
I tried removing the faceplate / USB port inside the console, but that seems about near impossible and I am not talented enough to try and take everything apart just to see if those cables might have come loose.
Bluetooth works perfectly in the car.
Took the car to the shop (Used to by a Chrysler dealership a few years ago, changed ownership but all the techs out there are pretty much the same people that worked under the Chrysler dealership flag). (But this is a small town so I don’t hold my breath either).
Tech was unable to find anything substantial, he said pretty the same as above, it should be working, but there seems to be no communication from the USB / AUX ports to the head unit. And to quote the tech “Tech does not know how to remove the trim panel”. And the tech did not find any radio codes stored in the system.
Now their solution was to take it to one of the bigger dealerships and have them take a look, but that would require me to take a day off work and drive down there (An hour away) (like I said, I live in a small town), and then we all know the cost of dealership work is insane.
So, I was wondering if anyone ran in to this issue or has any ideas that I have not tried.
Appreciate any help,
