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Axxess HDCC-02 Wiring Interface Connect a new car stereo in select 2014-15 Honda Civic and CR-V models — retains amp, clock, aux input, and cameras

Item # 120HDCC02

You want to replace the stock radio in your Honda, but you don't want to lose the video cameras, AUX IN jack, and...

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You want to replace the stock radio in your Honda, but you don't want to lose the video cameras, AUX IN jack, and...

Item # 120HDCC02

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About the Axxess HDCC-02 Wiring Interface

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Keep your radio's functions

You want to replace the stock radio in your Honda, but you don't want to lose the video cameras, AUX IN jack, and your clock, along with your balance and fade controls. The Axxess HDCC-02 wiring interface lets you connect a new stereo while retaining these functions, and also providing accessory power and outputs for a navigation receiver. This interface works in Hondas with or without a factory amplifier.

Keep your radio's functions

You want to replace the stock radio in your Honda, but you don't want to lose the video cameras, AUX IN jack, and your clock, along with your balance and fade controls. The Axxess HDCC-02 wiring interface lets you connect a new stereo while retaining these functions, and also providing accessory power and outputs for a navigation receiver. This interface works in Hondas with or without a factory amplifier.

With the Axxess ASWC-1 adapter (sold separately), you'll also be able to retain your steering wheel audio controls; the HDCC-02 includes a pre-wired harness to connect the ASWC-1. Replace the radio, keep the features.

Note: Most vehicles will require additional installation parts — please identify your vehicle if you haven't done so. You can also call an Advisor for more information.

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Product highlights:

  • provides accessory power (12-volt, 10-amp)
  • provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, speed sense)
  • retains factory backup and LaneWatch cameras
  • retains factory AUX IN jack
  • includes connector for Axxess steering wheel control adapter
  • can be used in non-amplified or amplified models
  • warranty: 1 year
  • MFR # HDCC-02

What's in the box:

  • Radio replacement interface module
  • Wiring harness
  • Camera/Nav harness
  • Sub harness
  • Installation Instructions

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Vehicle Compatibility: The Axxess HDCC-02 radio replacement interface module is compatible with the following 2014-up Honda vehicles.

Make Model Year
Honda Civic 2014-up
CRV 2015
Fit (w/ touchscreen) 2015-2017

Retained Features: The Axxess HDCC-02 radio replacement interface module allows you to replace the factory radio in select 2012-up Honda vehicles with an aftermarket head unit and retain certain factory features; such as Aux input, amplifier, and steering wheel controls (optional SWC adapter required).

  • Amplified or Non-Amplified Systems: The Axxess HDCC-02 works with factory amplified and non-amplified systems. If equipped, it will retain the factory amplifier and factory subwoofer in your vehicle along with balance & fade control.
  • OEM Aux Input: To retain the vehicle's factory Aux input, your aftermarket head unit must have a rear-panel Aux input (male minijack to female stereo RCA adapter may be required, sold separately).
  • Factory Cameras: Through the HDCC-02's composite video harness and the camera input on your aftermarket head unit, you are able to retain your vehicle's factory backup & LaneWatch cameras.
  • Clock Display: The Axxess radio replacement interface module retains the ability to change your vehicle's factory clock, even after the factory radio is replaced with an aftermarket head unit.
  • Steering Wheel Control Compatible: The included wiring harness features a right-angle 3.5mm connector that lets you keep your vehicle's factory steering wheel controls via the Axxess steering wheel control interface adapter (120ASWC1, sold separately). *The Honda Fit requires a hardwired connection for the Axxess steering wheel control interface.

+12V/10A Accessory Output: In many Honda vehicles, there is no 12-volt accessory wire in the factory harness, which requires the installer to run an accessory wire to the fuse box or underneath the steering column when installing an aftermarket radio. The HDCC-02 is designed to provide a 12V/10A switched accessory output (red wire).

Navigation Outputs: The Axxess HDCC-02 radio replacement interface module provides Parking Brake, VSS (vehicle speed sense), and Reverse Gear outputs to make installing an aftermarket navigation radio simpler and less time consuming.

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I have a 2015 crv , I replace my stock HU with Generic android HU with RCA CAM-IN..it comes with a canbus , so my steering wheel buttons works well, my reverse and right turn also triggers this HU but of course without video feed,,I wonder will this work on generic Android HU??I just want to retain my cameras
jhef  Oct 05, 2019
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Hi Jhef, thank you for your question. Unfortunately, we are unable to confirm functionality or compatibility of our products with the generic Android units. You may wish to contact the manufacturer of your stereo, or reach out to their tech support team to see if this harness would work for you.
jessica  Oct 22, 2019 (Staff)
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Will this work with my Pac audio steering wheel control unit? I've heard that the Axxess awsc interface does not work with the i-midi controls
tejas  Oct 04, 2018
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I'm not sure. I bought it originally with my alpine system to hook it up to my steering wheel controls. And it did not work. I ordered a new one thinking the wiring interface was broken but even with the new one it didn't work. Then I hooked everything up without the interface and it worked.
shane  Oct 04, 2018
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Hello Texas I have a 2014 civic coupe lx and I changed factory audio unit for a Pioneer w navigation and steering control works immediately after I finish the instructions and I did it by myself even apple car play I hope U have a good luck and trust the crutchfield team Bye
saturnino  Oct 04, 2018
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Your website says this doesn't fit my 2014 civic EX with navigation. Why?
dennis  Sep 01, 2017
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I have a 2014 civic coupe LX no navi and I have to connect Pioneer directly to factory harness Steering wheel interface works perfect I connect back camera directly Hope U resolve it
saturnino  Sep 02, 2017
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For additional details on fit or installation please contact an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They will be able to pull up your vehicle and give you the details on if this will fit and what you will need for an installation in your vehicle.
kenneth  Sep 01, 2017 (Staff)
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Jake from Philadelphia wrote "The issue is that the wiring harness they send you needs modifications and you need to connect to pins that are not there. They could've just sent you a few more wires to go into the main harness. In order to get the wires, you have to buy another harness and destroy it to get out the wires. " Does anyone know what wires these are? Thanks!
alissa  Jun 15, 2017
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For more specific details on what's required for installation in your year & model Honda, you would be better served speaking directly with an expert Advisor by phone (888.955.6000) or online chat. They can give you a better idea on exactly what's required to complete the job, while offering tips and/or recommendations to ensure the install goes smoothly. Thanks!
david  Jun 21, 2017 (Staff)
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When it says you can keep lane watch and backup camera does that mean it can send the video to an aftermarket one? Looking at the JVC KW-V830BT for my 2014 Civic Ex. That unit says it only has one video input I noticed, but wondering if this enables to work from the same input or can you splice into from both cameras?
aaront  Jun 11, 2017
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Hello It did not work w my 2014 civic coupe I had to wiring by myself Steering wheel control works very well Hope U solve issues
saturnino  Jun 13, 2017
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I have a 2016 CRV with lanewatch and backup camera. It only has one video input for both cameras so the hdcc-02 should work if its similar to my crv. However i would not recommend using the interface again. It is absolute junk. The backup camera has a fush eyes view instead of fullscreen. The picture flickers when using lanewatch. And both cameras look whitewashed. If i do replace mine i will go with the pac audio rp4-hd11.
james  Jun 12, 2017
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I just had that installed in my 2016 CRV and both the rear and side cameras work. However, the second and smaller screen in the CRV - the day date and time is not perfect.
larry  Jun 12, 2017
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The unit only has one video output. It will recieve the signal from the car (whether you're in reverse or indicating right) and it will display the correct video output to the recieving unit, just as it would for factory.
david  Jun 12, 2017
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It's very interesting how the HDCC-02 handles that. The adapter received the video for both cameras. It then decides which camera to feed the input of your stereo. If it sees your reverse lights on, it passes through the reverse camera. If it sees your right blinker on, it passes through the LaneWatch camera. As far as your stereo is concerned, you are in "reverse" for either one, it just shows you the camera that is passed through by the adapter. I should point out two things, though. First of all, because it is triggered by your right blinker LIGHT and not the actual blinker HANDLE, the LaneWatch camera is triggered both when you are turning right AND when you have your hazards on. It's a little irritating, but not a deal breaker. The other thing I should point out is a little more troubling: I tried this with two different aftermarket head units. Both of them had this same issue (though I still think that it is the head units that I was using). The video of the camera ends up very over exposed, high contrast, and low framerate. This makes the camera almost unusable in some cases. The video quality really was terrible. However, this would only be the case after the head unit had finished booting up. If I triggered the camera while the head unit was still in its boot sequence (before it is had the chance to post-process the video), the video was perfect (which is what is leading me to believe that the issue lies in the stereo, not the adapter.
sean  Jun 12, 2017
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will axxess hdcc-01 work in 2013 Honda Accord Sport?
joeal  Apr 06, 2016
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You can check to see if this will fit your vehicle by using our Outfit My Car tool: http://www.crutchfield.com/car/carselector.aspx For additional details on fit or installation please contact an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They will be able to pull up your vehicle and give you the details on if this will fit and what you will need for an installation in your vehicle.
kenneth  Apr 06, 2016 (Staff)
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Are there any tips on aiming LaneWatch on your own, without having to go to the dealer to do it for you?
sean  Feb 16, 2016
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Through the HDCC-02's composite video harness and the camera input on your aftermarket head unit, you are able to retain your vehicle's factory backup & LaneWatch cameras. However, we don't have any information about aiming the camera when used with the Axxess HDCC-02 Wiring Interface. My Bio: http://www.crutchfield.com/Support/Bio.aspx?bio=159
david  Feb 19, 2016 (Staff)
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