Will this work with a honda pilot 2004? Will this give me good reception with a aftermarket radio?
1480493
It worked well for me on my Civic 2008, but not sure if it will fit on your Pilot 2004. Item says its for 2005 and up. This item its just a passive adapter, it doesn't process anything to improve nor downgrade the reception of your OEM antenna. Good luck!
1338213
not sure. I still need to get a wire to hook it all up. According to the R/C guy it should be good beyond line of sight with an aftermarket antenna.
508728
http://www.quadratec.com/products/96082_080X_PG.htm. i believe so check this website they have different radio for that vehicle. You should check because I had to buy a kit frame for my pilot. I hope this help you so you get a radio model so you get it cheaper with amazon
1150164
It is an aftermarket radio. With the right dash installation kit and wiring harness kit this radio is compatible with any vehicle.
158250
It should work. You will need to figure out what antenna adapters you may need. You also need to figure out where you are going to run your wires and get 12V DC from. A stereo harness pin-out helps. I got it to work in my old C4 Corvette that has a really strange stereo setup.
340776
I put the antenna on top of my dashboard and hid the wiring along the front right side of the car. I have no problems with reception. The car kit comes with a 12v power adapter.
1967462
Yes I purchased this for my 2007 Pilot and it works great! Very easy to install!
99414
I tried to install on a 2008 honda pilot EX-L based on product description but does not fit any of the male/female connectors on the factory installed stereo ports. Do not use for a Honda Pilot
2006196
This item works good w / honda pilot. It has been working for me for a long time.
1017352
No it will not work. You have 2 options for faux either install aftermarket radio which I did or order the AUX from this website http://www.xcarlink.co.uk/home.php
487827
Hello,This would wire to the aftermarket radios wiring so that it will plug straight into the OEM wiring harness of the vehicle. If you need help finding an item please contact our tech support team at (800) 338-0531 ext 780 and we will be more than happy to assist you.
308420
Yes it should work, its for honda's 2005 and up. You should connect the blue wire to the accessory cable( most of time red) of the aftermarket headunit so the antenna works properly.
1052361
It should work just fine. Since there are no instructions, when you open the package you will find extra parts. Disregard those and just snap the main part of the adapter in the dash trim piece that housed your radio. Take the white plastic piece off that is bolted to the rear of your factory radio and mount it on your new radio. Slide the new radio into the adapter which you installed in the dash trim piece, attach your wiring and antenna, slide the white plastic piece onto its track the slide the assembly into place. Then all you have to do is put the 2 screws back into the dash trim piece and you're good to go. I would also recommend you purchase the wiring harness adapter. It will save you a lot of time. Hope this helps.
1315262
I don't know - I bought it to work with my old Street Pilot - it has a "funny" connector to the unit - not like the usual connector for iPhones, or cameras etc. Perhaps a place like Radio Shack will know.
1656734
this is basically a universal part. do you currently have the factory radio installed? if so your factory radio will have to have a usb port and rca inputs to use this item. If you have an aftermarket radio with a usb port and rca inputs, all you have to do is install this item in a desired location and plug the rca cables and usb cable to the aftermarket radio's inputs
2025435
I returned my radio because it didn't work. Anyway, Connect your wires to the terminal block under your dash, (Consol). You should have one. Good luck.
564480
I have a 2008 Honda Pilot as well. No Navi. My head unit has the standard 6 CD changer, am/fm, XM and AUX buttons. After taking my head unit out I was disappointed to find that this cable did not match up to any of the inputs I had. I would expect you'll have the same experience.