I have a Honda GL 1500, Can I connect this system to OEM radio/comm plug, and if so what do I need to do that?
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By the way, the Sena SMH-A0302 that is shown here is great for full-face and modular helmets. If you have an open-face 3/4 helmet, the SMH-3A0301 is a better choice because of it's fixed boom mic. The SMH-A0303 would work best for shorty 1/2 helmets that have open ears because you would use your own earbuds since your ears are covered by the helmet. I've never used an audio set-up on a 1/2 helmet so I don't know how well it would work, but I do recommend the first 2 products.
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no, not matched. you need Sena SC-A0121 3.5mm Stereo Jack to 5-Pin DIN Cable for Honda Gold Wing.
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The only port is for a micro USB plug used to charge the bluetooth unit. I believe that the attachment prongs for the bluetooth unit is unique for the Sena unit. If you contact support from Sena Technical, they are very helpful.
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These speakers should work just fine with your factory Honda radio, but these speakers will also benefit from an aftermarket amp.....with the amp, they will be louder and clearer.
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Yea you need a converter from the cars wiring box to the radio you are going to install. Otherwise, you'll have to cut all wires and then connect directly to new radio wires.
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It still should work, it doesn't have anything to do with the radio. Call your local Honda dealer to get help.
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Nothing is ever that simple.It just means that it will fit in the hole. You will still have to wire it in. No it does not have the same connectors. You will have to identify each wire function and match them. Another thing you can do is to purchase an adapter connector. But even then you will have to wire it to the radio. Oh. Unless you buy a FACTORY radio you will have to do this to ANY radio you buy
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The hardest part will be fknding the location of the stock horn. From there you will have tqo options depending on yoir setup. You might be able to just plug and play or you might have to splice two wires. Simple and straight forward.
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also i noticed you said.... "the original oem radio and disc changer as well as the cassette"is it a double din???? if it is....you need the correct din replacement.... again if you have the correct din and the harness(es)....you will be fine!!
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I don't recommend it, i did it with a pro, because they told me i need a conversor plug from an OEM stereo to a commercial one (not included) in order to reverse the stereo in the future, so i did not want to take any risk by doing it by myself
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You will have to pull the head unit out and connect this into the wiring harness between the radio and where the harness plugs into your vehicles factory wiring. It's not difficult, but you may need to solder or re-crimp the connections depending on how your wiring harness adapter is installed. I would think that Best Buy or a local car stereo shop would do the install for a few $ if you don't want to mess with it.
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Hello. This is for the aftermarket Pioneer AVH-X radios, and not for OEM radios. Thank you.
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This is exactly what you need to FULLY integrate radio functions with your steering wheel controls. I'd just check your radio for compatibility--it needs to have a remote jack to plug the PAC RP4-MZ11 into.
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I haven't installed my kit with my aftermarket radio yet. Ill let you know as soon as I do.
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Parts = everything needed for plug and play. Also I recommend you get the handle bar and visor kits. I love mine. the fact you can monitor all the system electronics as well, great!!!!!
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Look up the wiring codes for your aftermarket radio. There should be a wire marked "dimmer" or "dash light" or something similar. That's what you connect it to. It would help if you would tell us the model of the radio you're installing in your car and we could tell you the exact wire you need to connect.
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I agree that it is a multi-wire plug only. No RCA plug inputs are available. I was lucky in that I had replaced my original radio (that comes standard with a 2003 GMC Sierra 1500) with an after market radio previously. The aftermarket company that put it in for me installed an adapter that converted the original wire set to one that would connect to an aftermarket radio. When I replaced the aftermarket radio with the Boss BV9962 all I had to do is clip and re-wire the adapter wires to the Boss BV9962. I assume that you'll need an adapter in order to connect this radio to your truck. (I also needed an adapter for the antenna!) I agree that it is a multi-wire plug only. No RCA plug inputs are available. I was lucky in that I had replaced my original radio (that comes standard with a 2003 GMC Sierra 1500) with an after market radio previously. The aftermarket company that put it in for me installed an adapter that converted the original wire set to one that would connect to an aftermarket radio. When I replaced the aftermarket radio with the Boss BV9962 all I had to do is clip and re-wire the adapter wires to the Boss BV9962. I assume that you'll need an adapter in order to connect this radio to your truck. (I also... » Read More I agree that it is a multi-wire plug only. No RCA plug inputs are available. I was lucky in that I had replaced my original radio (that comes standard with a 2003 GMC Sierra 1500) with an after market radio previously. The aftermarket company that put it in for me installed an adapter that converted the original wire set to one that would connect to an aftermarket radio. When I replaced the aftermarket radio with the Boss BV9962 all I had to do is clip and re-wire the adapter wires to the Boss BV9962. I assume that you'll need an adapter in order to connect this radio to your truck. (I also needed an adapter for the antenna!) « Show Less
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This would be the piece you'd need to complete that task. Pac oem will let the bass level with the radio, as opposed to having to use a separate volume knob. Installed mine on my 07 rx8 a couple months ago, and it works great.
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If it is an OEM unit it won't work, but if is a stand alone unit (those small aftermarket) you coul plug it as an auxiliary input