Chrysler 200 radio cutting out + hesitation from stop?

Hi Ken, thanks for the reply.

To answer your question: after paying closer attention, it seems like I’m dealing with two separate problems (possibly three symptoms total).
1. Radio/Infotainment issue: the radio/screen will randomly go black and reboot while driving (music cuts out, then comes back on in about 5 to 10 seconds).
2. Exterior lighting issue: the headlights and taillights stay on for about 7 minutes after the engine is turned off and the car is locked, even though the headlight delay feature is turned off in the vehicle settings.
3. Driveability symptom: when accelerating from a complete stop (red light/stop sign), the car sometimes has slow/hesitating acceleration for about a second before it responds normally.

Because the lighting behavior and the radio reboot don’t seem tied to the same moment as the acceleration hesitation, I’m assuming these are separate issues, but I wanted to confirm what you think so we can test/diagnose the right way instead of guessing.

Thanks again.

I wiggled all three fuses (#98, #80 and #77) with the key on and nothing happened. I also pulled each fuse one at a time with the car off and the radio still randomly reboots while driving (screen goes black for about 5†10 seconds and then comes back on and restarts the audio).

No other accessories shut off when it happens and the vehicle does not stall.

What would you recommend checking next?

Thank you for the info. I was actually planning to go with an aftermarket radio anyway. I mainly wanted to confirm if it would carry over to a new aftermarket head unit if it’s caused by a wiring or ground problem, or does it only happen when the factory radio itself is failing? I just wanted to make sure I don’t install a new radio and still have the same problem.