Jeep - Retain Factory Steering Wheel Controls - Retain OEM Subwoofer - Replace Factory Radio - Retain OEM Amplifier - Radio Interfaces
Retaining your factory steering wheel controls when replacing your factory radio with an aftermarket radio is extremely important for safety and easy of use. Factory steering wheel retention harnesses make this very easy with a simple plug and play connector so you don't have to splice power, ground and steering wheel signals to aftermarket interface that your new aftermarket radio can use.
When replacing your factory radio with an aftermarket radio you will want to most likely retain your OEM subwoofer for your bass notes. Subwoofer retention harnesses make this very easy with a simple plug and play connector so you don't have to splice signal wires to aftermarket connectors that your new aftermarket radio can use to send the audio signals to the factory subwoofer.
When replacing your factory radio with an aftermarket radio you will want to not cut any of the factory wiring. Radio replacement harnesses make this very easy with a simple plug and play connector so you don't have to splice power, ground and speaker connections to the aftermarket radio connector that is included with your new aftermarket radio.
Retaining the factory amplifier is the easiest option when replacing a factory radio. In some vehicles retaining the factory amplifier is the only option. But your new stereo's sound is limited to what the factory amplifier's out capabilities are.
Car radio replacement radio interfaces allow you to remove your factory radio and install a new factory radio while retaining all of the factory features.
When replacing your factory radio with an aftermarket radio you will want to most likely retain your OEM subwoofer for your bass notes. Subwoofer retention harnesses make this very easy with a simple plug and play connector so you don't have to splice signal wires to aftermarket connectors that your new aftermarket radio can use to send the audio signals to the factory subwoofer.
When replacing your factory radio with an aftermarket radio you will want to not cut any of the factory wiring. Radio replacement harnesses make this very easy with a simple plug and play connector so you don't have to splice power, ground and speaker connections to the aftermarket radio connector that is included with your new aftermarket radio.
Retaining the factory amplifier is the easiest option when replacing a factory radio. In some vehicles retaining the factory amplifier is the only option. But your new stereo's sound is limited to what the factory amplifier's out capabilities are.
Car radio replacement radio interfaces allow you to remove your factory radio and install a new factory radio while retaining all of the factory features.
Onstar adaptors - Onstar adaptors allow you to remove your factory radio and install a new factory radio while retaining all of the factoyr Onstar features.
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idataLink Maestro ACC-SP1 Factory chime replacement speaker$24.99- Chime speaker for use with idataLink ADS-MRR Radio Replacement and Steering Wheel Interface module (Required and Sold Separately)
- Required for some vehicles with collision avoidance, lane departure or blind spot detection systems
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idataLink Maestro HRN-HRR-CH1 Radio Replacement and Steering Wheel Interface Harness for 2007 - 2020 Chrysler / Dodge / Jeep / Mitsubishi / RAM / Volkswagen$39.99- Fits select 2007 - 2020 Dodge and Chrysler Vehicles
- Plug-and-Play T-harness for ADS-MRR Interface
- Install and aftermarket car stereo receiver and retain all OEM features and audio system
- Provides inputs and output to aftermarket car stereo receiver (Speaker, Power/Ground, Illumination, and Navigation)
- Displays engine performance data on touchscreen with select Alpine, JVC, Kenwood and Pioneer receivers
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idataLink Maestro HRN-HRR-CH3 Radio Replacement and Steering Wheel Interface Harness for 2013 - 2018 Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat and Jeep Vehicles$69.99- Fits select 2013 - 2018 Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat and Jeep Vehicles
- Plug-and-Play T-harness for ADS-MRR Interface
- Install and aftermarket car stereo receiver and retain all OEM features and audio system
- Provides inputs and output to aftermarket car stereo receiver (Speaker, Power/Ground, Illumination, and Navigation)
- Displays engine performance data on touchscreen with select Alpine, JVC, Kenwood and Pioneer receivers
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Axxess AX-CH013 2004 - and Up Chrysler radio replacement CAN-BUS interface with navigation outputs$77.99- Chrysler, Jeep, Mitsubishi, and Volkswagen complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Interface is designed for non-amplified models, amplified models, or when bypassing a factory amplifier
- Pre-wired for steering wheel control interface (Sold separately)
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
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Axxess AX-CH5-SWC 2013 - and Up Chrysler radio replacement CAN-BUS interface with steering wheel and navigation outputs$139.99- Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, RAM complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Retains factory audio system and vehicle chimes
- Retains steering wheel controls
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
- Interface is designed for non-amplified models, or when bypassing a factory amplifier
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Axxess AX-CH013-SWC 2004 - and Up Chrysler radio replacement CAN-BUS interface with steering wheel and navigation outputs$139.99- Chrysler, Jeep, Mitsubishi, and Volkswagen complete radio replacement interface for plug-and-play installation of an aftermarket car radio
- Interface is designed for non-amplified models, amplified models, or when bypassing a factory amplifier
- Built in steering wheel control interface
- Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, and speed sense)
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