AORRO Auxiliary Port Replacement for Honda Civic 06-11, CRV 09-11, Acura MDX 08-09, TL 07-08, Aux Input Jack Stereo Adaptor 39112-SNA-A01

Bought a used Honda CRV and the AUX plug won't work when I plugged my Bluetooth adaptor into the plug. Read online that is could be the AUX input jack, so I bought this as a replacement. It was easy to install and worked perfected.

I followed the suggestion of another reviewer and used a pliers to pull out the old aux. At first I didn't think there was enough wire to be able to replace this without removing other items from my dashboard. However, with enough pulling and wiggling it, and another set of hands to catch it, we were able to use a screwdriver to push the release to unplug the old one and it was fairly easy to plug in the new one. It fits just like the old one and works like a charm. I'm very pleased.

Had my doubts as to whether a non-OEM part would work. My wife was disappointed that her Honda Civic's Aux Port had quit working. Seemed like something that shouldn't age out so quickly on a Honda.Anyhow, wanted something quick as her co-worker was going to install it for her in two days.This one seemed to be the right price and Amazon promised to deliver it the next day.Her co-worker made good progress on getting the old one out, but they ran out of time. So, the next morning, I YouTube'd how to remove part of the console to get more room to work with.Was then able to fish the connecting wires out of the dash, tested on this replacement port, worked like a champ, fished the wires back where they needed to be and "snap" this part went right back into the dash where it belonged.Put the console back together.Happy Wife = Happy Life!

I bought this and easily installed it in my 2010 Honda CR-v by removing the bottom AC control panel with just a flat head screwdriver. I put 4 stars for installation because the picture says it is plug and play when it is not. Though installation wasn’t hard

It fits and works with my 2007 CRV. Like some have mentioned, I had to bend the pins a smidge to get my connector to slide in. No big deal. Been working great, sounds good and way way cheaper than oem

Our port in the console between the front seat went bad.This was a great and quick replacement. I used plastic trim tool(s) and the old plug popped right out. New one reconnected to wiring without any DIY adjustments, just plug and play.

Easy install. Problem with this design is the spring mounted cover. The springs are toostrong and tweaks the connection causing drop outs. So when you install the replacement audio switch and remove the cover.

After viewing YouTube videos on how to fix an inoperable AUX jack on a Honda Civic, this did the trick. As shown in the videos, you don't need to replace this entire unit, but rather just pry off the outside face plate with the hinged lid, then grasp the round AUX jack itself with pliers and pull it straight out along with the little circuit board. Take this same piece out of the replacement unit and slide that in, and done. Worked like a charm.One peculiar thing about this particular unit is that IF I had used the outer part with the hinged lid and installed it as the original was, the AUX lettering on the flip cover would be upside down. Odd. But I just used the original cover and it's fine.