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June-17-11 |
| Reviewer:
Anonymous person
from NJ
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love the harness kits everyone i have ever rec from Crutchfield has been perfect and a massive time saver
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November-21-10 |
| Reviewer:
Anonymous person
from Baltimore, MD
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Works perfectly as advertised. The mastersheets that it came with were very
helpful in taking apart my 2006 Honda Accord's (EX-V6 w/o Nav) dashboard. Only
complaint is that it has so many extra wires and the harness plugs were so big
that it was a real challenge cramming everything back into place behind the
center console. I used it with a Parrot MKi9000.
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Couldn't have done it without this |
September-27-10 |
| Reviewer:
Greg
from Sugar Hill, GA
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I used this with a Parrot MKi9100 in a 2006 Honda Odyssey. I can't imagine
trying to install the Parrot without this! This was perfectly plug-n-play - well
worth the money.
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Must have for plug and play! |
April-12-09 |
| Reviewer:
budf15
from Suffolk, VA
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This wiring harness for Bluetooth hands free phone installs is a must have if you're interested in the simplest do-it-yourself install. It's literally error-proof as the adapter plugs, both male and female, are unique and can only fit one way. The only caution I'll pass on is that I could not get all the wires and plugs to fit in the space below the radio while still being able to install the dash bin below the radio. Others may have better luck but I had to remove the radio and stash all the wires and plugs above the radio. The main problem for me was that the car's plug that fits into the radio, which gets plugged into this harness, doesn't have much slack at all. There was really no where to move the car plug where it wouldn't interfere with the bin door opening. Fortunately, removing the radio wasn't too much hassle.
Definitely buy this harness if you're interested in a simple plug and play install. This makes it EASY!!!
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Instructions for installation of CK3200 |
December-25-08 |
| Reviewer:
tedp3
from Colton, CA
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I just installed a CK3200 in a 1998 Accord with a factory stereo. No installation instructions came with either product, other than a speaker wiring diagram.
You WILL need this adapter.
The only connections you need to make are to plug this adapter in between the factory stereo and the CK3200. The phone adapter comes with a myriad of other wires, but those don't need to be plugged in, I just wire tied those into a bundle and tucked them away.
Physical installation is by far the biggest challenge with the CK3200 if you buy this harness. I'm a fairly experienced amateur installer, and I would never try to install this without the adapter, given the absence of documentation.
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