2000 Dodge Ram Cassette Player, Compatible With Factory Changer on 2040-parts.com
Dudley, Pennsylvania, United States
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Tested in vehicle...all functions work, has black round plug on back that will accept factory changer. This is an AM FM Cassette unit with changer compatibility. Will fit many years up to and including some 2002 models. Please ask me if you're not sure about anything, I will be more than happy to help. This will NOT fit 2002 Ram 1500, but WILL fit 2002 2500,3500. Thanks for looking.
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