Will the regular CD player on a Honda Accord 2002 still work if this is present?
945083
I have used it in the Honda Odyssey 2000 and 2006, and the CD worked fine. I believe your CD player will work fine with it installed in the Accord, as well.
945084
Absolutely. It just replaces the option for a 6-disk changer. The dash CD player still works in my girlfriend's car, where I installed this item.
945085
Yes -- but we didn't have any luck with this -- the first one we had to send back -- because it didn't work and the 2nd one didn't work either. I waited to long to send it back (over 30 days) so we didn't get a refund.
945086
Yes. With the iPod adapter plugged in to the "CD Changer" port, the CD button on the front of the stereo toggles between the regular CD player and the CD changer which is your iPod. The forward and reverse track buttons also work to skip forward and back in the playlist on the iPod. It works very well. I was able to get the cord plugged in without taking the dash apart by having my daughter ( small hands ) reach through the glove box over behind the stereo and find the socket. I could touch it, but it took her smaller hand to actually get it plugged in.
490141
I believe it should play amazon music; I don't see why it wouldn't. I used mine to play music via soundcloud, 8tracks, youtube, etc. It will work with a 2002 car most definitely.
1742057
I'm not certain if it will fit, but my best guess is that the external CD player would be using the plug-in port that the auxiliary jack would need. So I would guess no.
893767
no idea i used this on a single disk player without any problems. i think it works by spoofing your oem headunit into thinking the aux in is the cd changer so it may not work.
1004084
I have a 2003 accord. Can't say it will work the same but before installing this product, my aux button didn't do anything. But after installing it i guess it recognized that I had an aux plugged in so it worked.
974287
I've never played MP3 CDs so I can't really answer the question. I use an Ipod (the ultimate CD changer) with my head unit. I've had zero problems with the random feature with this arangement. good luck.
270626
It should. The kit comes with an adapter for the back of the radio. You pull the cable out of the radio that is for the CD player, put their adapter in the slot where the old CD cable went (there is a plug on the back of their adapter for the CD cable). Then, you plug the CD Cable into the adapter and it "piggy backs" onto the cable. It should come up on the navigation screen is "multidisc changer or CD Multi-Disc." It should not affect the navigation system at all. It will work through the steering wheel and on the navi touch screen if you use their cable to piggy back the CD and the iPod. It should. The kit comes with an adapter for the back of the radio. You pull the cable out of the radio that is for the CD player, put their adapter in the slot where the old CD cable went (there is a plug on the back of their adapter for the CD cable). Then, you plug the CD Cable into the adapter and it "piggy backs" onto the cable. It should come up on the navigation screen is "multidisc changer or CD Multi-Disc." It should not affect the navigation system at all. It will work through the steering wheel and on the navi touch screen if you use their cable to piggy back... » Read More It should. The kit comes with an adapter for the back of the radio. You pull the cable out of the radio that is for the CD player, put their adapter in the slot where the old CD cable went (there is a plug on the back of their adapter for the CD cable). Then, you plug the CD Cable into the adapter and it "piggy backs" onto the cable. It should come up on the navigation screen is "multidisc changer or CD Multi-Disc." It should not affect the navigation system at all. It will work through the steering wheel and on the navi touch screen if you use their cable to piggy back the CD and the iPod. « Show Less
1039243
if isn't damage .. will work ..some of came damage from factory don't let you play cd if is plugged.
1283976
I have an older car stereo cd player. Will this thing play over an unused radio frequency similar to an ipod?
1754946
IF your vehicle has the AUX input jack (unlikely) OR (and this is what most people miss) your 99 Honda Accord has a cassette tape player. If you have that cassette tape player than you need 2 additional items: 1) a cassette adapter (this goes into your cassette tape player and you can then take the 3.5 mm output jack and plug it into a mp3 or some other device) and 2) you need a 3.5mm female to 3.5 mm female adapter. You plug the 3.5 mm output jack from the Kinivo and the cassette adapter into the female to female adapter and that makes the connection. You now have the audio from the Kinivo playing through the stereo system on an older vehicle that does not have an AUX jack. IF your vehicle has the AUX input jack (unlikely) OR (and this is what most people miss) your 99 Honda Accord has a cassette tape player. If you have that cassette tape player than you need 2 additional items: 1) a cassette adapter (this goes into your cassette tape player and you can then take the 3.5 mm output jack and plug it into a mp3 or some other device) and 2) you need a 3.5mm female to 3.5 mm female adapter. You plug the 3.5 mm output jack from the Kinivo and the cassette adapter into the female to female adapter and that makes the connection. You now have the audio... » Read More IF your vehicle has the AUX input jack (unlikely) OR (and this is what most people miss) your 99 Honda Accord has a cassette tape player. If you have that cassette tape player than you need 2 additional items: 1) a cassette adapter (this goes into your cassette tape player and you can then take the 3.5 mm output jack and plug it into a mp3 or some other device) and 2) you need a 3.5mm female to 3.5 mm female adapter. You plug the 3.5 mm output jack from the Kinivo and the cassette adapter into the female to female adapter and that makes the connection. You now have the audio from the Kinivo playing through the stereo system on an older vehicle that does not have an AUX jack. « Show Less
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This does not replace the CD player. This gets plugged into a port on the bottom of the factory installed CD player. This allows additional devices (i.e., ipod, phone, etc.) to be played through the existing stereo system. The existing CD player can still be used, but of course only one device can be used at any given time. In other words, if you're listening to you iPod through the AUX function then you cannot also listen to the CD player at the same time.
2189926
yes. this is an add on. It works with your radio system. It will hook on to the basic system, I really like mine and use it often. It will play up to four CD'S
237851
Yes, works even with a CD in the player... player works fine with the holder in... at least on my 2 cars Honda Pilot and Toyota Camry
980591
Yes.. CD player still works....When the interface is on..it plays through the CD player..When not using the interface the CD player operates normal..
2199518
It replaces your current head unit which is where the cd player is located but this one is a cd / dvd player so you don't have to worry about that it can also connect to your phone or I pod
192518
Mine is the same model as below. I would not recommend this model. The function and CD player buttons are ONLY on the remote. If you loose the remote, the system would be worthless. Also, I've had the CD player quit working on me twice already, within the first year. So far, I can unplug it and plug it back in and it will start working again, but it doesn't bode well. Good luck
1808417
I have a 2004 pontiac grand prix. I had to gey a universal harness kit from best buy to complete my install. My car is all electrical and that special harness was required for the clock and door chimes to work. Also this cd player will not eject the very first cd I ever inserted 6mon. Ago.