Will this unit work with 2003 Accord with only the CD/AUX button? It does not have XM/SAT
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This is Kevin From ReplacementRadios. Satellite capability is required for this particular interface. You must have a button with SAT or XM on it to use this.
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That's what I put in. 96 Accord DX 2.2.... It's been in for 3 months and works perfectly
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If the radio has an "aux" button it will work. The "aux" button is for the multi CD changer, so if you one of those it will have to be unplugged to use this cable. If you don't have the multi CD changer, there will be an open port on the back of the radio.
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If you have the factory single-unit stereo/cd changer combo, it will still work. When you add this device, you use the "Aux" button (below the "CD" button), but the CD button functionality remains unchanged. On the other hand, if you have an external 3rd party changer that plugs into the same aux jack, you will have to choose one or the other.
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Not 100% positive but I believe it should due to extra wires on harness for OEM extras in dash for newer models....do you have stock radio with single CD or upgrade? If stock and not premium should work just fine.
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I have a 2005 GMC Yukon no slave CD dual height factory radio with out XM and it works great no extra parts and the steering wheel controls still work just fine just added Bluetooth, USB, and two Aux connections. So when you hit the BAND button you can select the new inputs as well as the factory ones. Hope this helps
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If you have a 2002 Accord, then it should work with your vehicle. The only thing is that you have to program it for your car. You can get info on programming the fob online and can see how to do it with youtube videos.
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no idea i used this on a single disk player without any problems. i think it works by spoofing your oem headunit into thinking the aux in is the cd changer so it may not work.
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Andre is correct. You don't need this for a car. I would look into a GROM audio adapter and see if that will work. If you're really lucky you might have a cd changer port on the back of your stereo. If so you can use the GROM usb3 unit to pump the digital audio directly into your car stereo and let the DAC in your stereo decode it for you. I just installed one in my 2000 accord and it sounds great. Otherwise you could use an FM bypass unit but I don't really like those. You're probably best off with the aux or bluetooth you already have.
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Well it is a good question. I did not use the satellite radio with this car. It was an 2007 . I had a separate interface to use with it, but never did. I believe because the Bluetooth uses the sat function, it would not work. I am not 100% sure . .....sorry i couldn't help you more. You can check a resource online at Toyotanation.com look under Avalon forum.
660841
It only works with factory installed radios that goes to Aux menu by pressing and holding cd button several seconds. Aftermarket radios dont work with this plug type
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You should be able to program it. I have a 2001 accord ex and it worked. Does have honda logo on it with the trunk button. I got 2 and both are in good shape.
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Works in my 2004 Accord. Make sure you understand first that you can't play your phone or iPod and charge it at the same time if you use the USB interface.
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I have the same question...I have an 05 with the CD changer/sat options and an available port for tape/md. I'm wondering if it will work for models older than 06 like mine, and if not, WHY DON'T THEY MAKE ONE THAT WILL??
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I have used it in the Honda Odyssey 2000 and 2006, and the CD worked fine. I believe your CD player will work fine with it installed in the Accord, as well.
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Appradio 2 is a standard double DIN unit. Will fit most cars but probably require a double DIN kit like Accord 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Double Din Radio Stereo Install Dash Bezel Kit with Harness and Antenna Extension
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It still should work, it doesn't have anything to do with the radio. Call your local Honda dealer to get help.