Y Cable Splitter For Aux Cd Changer Navigation Xm Radio Ipod Adapter Fits Honda on 2040-parts.com
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Y Cable Splitter For Aux CD Changer Navigation XM Radio Ipod Adapter Fits Honda
Length: approx.20.5cm Connector A: the original auxiliary port/CD changer Connector(s) B: CD changer, XM radio, GPS / navigation, and/or iPod interface, etc.. Plug into the factory harness without cutting any wires. Fitment: (Only for reference) Accord (2003–2011) Civic (2006-2011) CRV (2005-2011) Fit/Jazz (2003-2011) Odyssey (2005-2011) Pilot (2006-2011) S2000 (2004-2011) Ridgeline (2006-2011) Acura 2005-2011 RL 2006-2011 MDX 2004-2011 TL 2004-2011 TSX (except Type S) 2007-2011 RDX NOTE: 1. Please check the size measurement and the picture carefully before making payment. 2. Please allow 0.5-1 inch difference due to manual measurement.(1 inch=2.54cm) 3. No Instructions Included.Professional Installation Is Highly Recommended! Package Includes: 1 X Y Cable Splitter    
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