Not for all Pioneer Stereos
Chris from Grand Rapids, MI on 5/7/2025
The Fakra male end works for the connection to a 2014 Jeep Wrangler, but the other end does not connect to a Pioneer DMH-W3000NEX. You need a Fakra Z female to male adapter. I didn't try this, but you may be able to shave off the external ribs on the Pioneer and plug directly into the vehicle, I didn't want to mess with it, so I bought an adapter cable elsewhere for less.
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Worked on my 2010 Raptor!
Steven from Middletown, OH on 5/3/2025
2010 Ford F-150 Raptor
Even though this says that it won't work on my 2010 Ford Raptor, it worked perfectly to hook up my factory GPS antenna to my Pioneer DMH-W4660NEX head unit.
Pros: Works perfectly
Cons: Crutchfield's site stated that this wouldn't work for my vehicle so I almost didn't buy it.
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iDatalink ACC-NAV2 GPS Antenna Adapter
Adrian from North East, MD on 10/15/2023
2007 Chevrolet Avalanche
Excellent product. Didn't have to use aftermarket antenna.
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Worked with my 2011 Porsche Cayman S
Dennis from Long Beach, CA on 12/20/2022
2011 Porsche Cayman
I've used the iDatalink ACC-NAV2 adaptor in my 2011 Porsche Cayman paired with a Kenwood DMX957XR and it worked great. This is an odd combination, as this adaptor is for pioneer units, but the NAV2 is what worked for me in this situation. I can confirm this is not compatible with 2022 Kenwood head units, and if that's what your connecting to you'll need the NAV1 adaptor
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Essential!
Valerie from Kailua Kona, HI on 1/23/2022
2012 Kia Optima Hybrid
Essential for Pioneer radio install in Kia. Much more accurate than installing the GPS that comes with the radio.
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It's a connector. It works.
Crutchfield customer from Urbana, IL on 1/9/2021
2010 GMC Sierra
Connected my Pioneer DMH-W4660NEX to the factory GPS antenna in my 2010 GMC Sierra Hybrid 3HB with factory nav. Signal quality measurement was the same with this as it was with the Pioneer-provided GPS antenna ("OK").
Pros: Works as advertised. Plug-and-play installation in my vehicle. It helped to provide the super-clean bolt-in/plug-in installation I was going for.
Cons: Factory antenna is as old as the vehicle. Using the Pioneer antenna included with the head unit is cheaper (but not as clean).
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Time saver
Crutchfield customer from Delphos, OH on 11/27/2020
2010 Jeep Wrangler
Made using my existing oem antenna possible
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Clean Installation
Tario Anthony from Ypsilanti, MI on 8/23/2020
2017 Ford Explorer
Perfect fit for my 2017 Ford Explorer without the Sony package. I installed a Pioneer W4660NEX along with the Maestro RR2, Maestro MFT1 and got Maestro NAV2, SAT1 so I wouldn't have to run the GPS wires
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Works in Porsches Replacing a PCM 3.0 with a Pioneer
Crutchfield customer from Tuscaloosa, AL on 7/1/2020
2009 Porsche Cayman
This adapter cable does fit at least all Porsches with PCM 3.0 Navigation. It works beautifully in my 2009 base Cayman using the factory GPS antenna with Pioneer's AVIC-W8600NEX.
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Double check if you actually need this item.
Crutchfield customer from Novi, MI on 5/24/2020
2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee
I'm going to assume this would have worked properly since the sat connector from the same company worked great but I actually didn't need it since I'm not connecting any supplemental nav unit to my radio.
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Great for pioneer
Crutchfield customer from Enterprise, AL on 3/22/2020
2010 Chrysler 300
Great product for anyone wanting to keep their factory antenna for GPS with the maestro. Only issue was the wire inside the terminal had to be re-crimped.
Pros: Can still use factory antenna with this
Cons: Check these crimp inside terminals
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