Dodge, Chrysler & Ram Aftermarket Radio Wiring Harnesses - Plug & Play

What wiring harness do I need for my Dodge Ram 1500 aftermarket radio?

For 2002-2008 Dodge Ram 1500 models, our AHH-70-6502 series (replaces the Metra 70-6502) provides a plug and play connection for Pioneer, Sony, or ATOTO head units. For 2009-2018 Ram 1500 models, you will need a Metra 70-6522 harness. For 2019+ Ram models, contact us for a recommendation.

Can I install an aftermarket radio in my Dodge without cutting wires?

Yes! Our Dodge and Chrysler wiring harnesses are 100% plug and play. They connect directly between your factory wiring and your aftermarket head unit - no cutting, splicing, or soldering required. This preserves your factory wiring so you can always revert to the stock radio.

Does a Chrysler 300 use the same harness as a Dodge Charger?

Yes! The Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger, and Dodge Challenger share the same Chrysler platform and use the same radio wiring connectors. Our AHH-70-6502 harnesses fit 2002-2008 models of all three. For 2009+ models, the Metra 70-6522 covers all three as well.

Do I need a special harness for a Dodge with the Infinity sound system?

Dodge and Chrysler vehicles with the factory Infinity (premium) sound system have a built-in amplifier. For amplified systems, you may need a PAC RP4-CH11 amplifier integration adapter in addition to the standard wiring harness. Contact us with your vehicle details and we'll recommend the right setup.

Can I add Apple CarPlay to my Dodge Ram?

Yes! Install an aftermarket head unit that supports CarPlay (like the ATOTO S8 Pro or A6PF) along with a wiring harness for your Ram model year. For 2002-2008 models, our plug and play harnesses make the install easy. For newer models, pair a Metra 70-6522 with an ATOTO head unit.

Will my Dodge steering wheel controls work with an aftermarket radio?

Yes! You will need a steering wheel control (SWC) interface module like the ASWC-1 that translates the factory button signals into commands your new head unit understands. Sony and many Android head units (like ATOTO) can often read the resistive SWC signal directly, so you may not need a separate module with those brands. Contact us if you're not sure which setup you need.

What steering wheel control adapter do I need for my Dodge or Ram?

For most Dodge and Ram models, the ASWC-1 (Axxess Universal Steering Wheel Control Interface) is the most popular option. It auto-detects your vehicle and head unit during a simple programming sequence. For 2009+ Ram, Charger, and Challenger with CAN-Bus steering wheel controls, consider the iDatalink Maestro or PAC RP4-CH11 — these can retain additional factory features like climate display, tire pressure, and parking sensor data on compatible head units.

Which steering wheel buttons will work with an aftermarket radio in my Dodge?

With a properly installed SWC interface, you can typically retain volume up/down, track skip forward/back, source/mode, and mute buttons. Phone answer/end buttons may also work depending on the interface and head unit. The ASWC-1 supports programmable button mapping, and the PAC RP4-CH11 can additionally display vehicle data like tire pressure and parking sensors on compatible head units.

Do I need a dash kit to install an aftermarket radio in my Dodge?

Yes, most Dodge and Chrysler radio installations require a dash kit to mount the new radio. Use our Dash Kit Finder to look up the correct kit for your specific model and year.

What is the difference between the Metra 70-6502 and 70-6522?

The Metra 70-6502 fits 2002-2008 Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep vehicles including Dodge Ram, Charger, and Durango. The Metra 70-6522 fits 2007-2018 vehicles including Charger, Challenger, Ram 1500/2500/3500, Durango, and Chrysler 300. Our pre-wired AHH-70-6502 versions add a direct plug connector for Pioneer, Sony, or ATOTO head units.