Sounds like you might have an aftermarket radio in there. Can you post a pic of your radio dash area?

Only way to do it easily, without an Auxiliary Jack, would be to get one of those FM transmitters for your iPod/Phone.

From Amazon:
[ame]http://www.amazon.com/Monster-RadioPlay-Transmitter-MBL-FM-XMTR300/dp/B000E43GOO/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1319239214&sr=8-5[/ame]

 

You'll likely need to get an FM modulator. The link below takes you to one that has a cable that charges the ipod as well as pass the audio. There are probably cheaper ones, but this set-up makes for a cleaner install.

http://www.amazon.com/Peripheral-PAC-IS77-Universal-Radios/dp/B002IY598O/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1319239363&sr=8-2

 

No... It's a stock radio, not aftermarket. Just came without the auxiliary plug.

Thanks for the link jlobaugh. I'll probably go that route.

 

NP. I have installed several of these for other people, they are a great inexpensive solution to keep the stock look.

 

he's right it is a stock radio i got the same....with the same problem

 

yeap, is the stock unit, with 6 discs mp3 player. no aux input (like my boston acoustics system and Uconnect in my charger r/t).

in my pat, was only 1 disc and aux input, but I changed to sony unit and you connect the ipod inside the unit (as a CD!!) is more expensive buy the uconnect and ipod interface to mopar vs change the unit.