2003-2005 Honda Pilot Stereo and CD Changer Removal for Modern Upgrade

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Just a video showing you how to remove the OEM stereo and CD changer and in my case, replace it with an aftermarket Android Auto / Apple Carplay navigation unit and recessed pocket shelf to replace the CD changer.
    I used the below listed stereo and dash / wiring kit (Amazon Paid Links)
    Atoto A6 PF Double Din Stereo amzn.to/3jgU5ZG
    Stereo Wiring Harness amzn.to/3HVx1Kt
    Metra Dash Kit amzn.to/3YKQ5ks
    Backup Camera amzn.to/3BUWYWA
    Subwoofer Amp amzn.to/3Gfj09b
    Amp RCA Cable amzn.to/3GirGf3

Комментарии • 39

  • @andreik1775
    @andreik1775 Год назад +5

    Thank you for the video. To not get up twice, I’d probably add a backup camera with the radio installation.

    • @JackofAllMasterofNone
      @JackofAllMasterofNone  Год назад +2

      I did add a backup camera at the same time. The one I used is in the description. Perfect for the 1st gen Pilot

  • @RandomStuffWithBill
    @RandomStuffWithBill 10 месяцев назад +3

    I have the stock radio with 6 disc changer the changer is broken cycles looking for disc nonstop (annoying) I wonder if I can just disconnect it leave it in place but still have the stock radio work

    • @RandomStuffWithBill
      @RandomStuffWithBill 8 месяцев назад +1

      For reference, 77280-S9V-A01ZA is the part number to change cd changer to a bin storage (from OP).

  • @stangomango8393
    @stangomango8393 Год назад +2

    I have navigation up top - will I need to also replace the radio below with a “blank” and also need a new amp?

  • @brandonlopes7642
    @brandonlopes7642 24 дня назад +1

    What did u do about the dvd player setup ..

  • @HdaTyp3R
    @HdaTyp3R 6 месяцев назад

    Very helpful, thanks for the video. Now can we get an update on the unit you installed?

  • @kylerodland5078
    @kylerodland5078 Год назад +4

    So awesome that you were able to get an amp setup to work with the factory sub. I’ve got an aftermarket head unit and would like to copy your amp set up. I’ve never installed and amp before and would like to know where you got the power and ground from? Also the RCA cable that you linked in your description, you used that to go from the head unit to the amp correct? Then did you cut off the factory sub wire harness and then connect those wires to the amp? The wiring is slightly confusing for me at the moment, would you mind spelling it out for me? Thank you for the help!

    • @JackofAllMasterofNone
      @JackofAllMasterofNone  Год назад +3

      Yes. The RCA runs from the back of the stereo to the amp, which is behind the stereo. The power for the amp is split from the power to the head unit. The yellow wire is constant battery power and black is ground. For the amp remote turn on I used the amp wire on the back of the stereo. That's what tells the amp to turn on. There is a factory harness that runs to the sub that was unplugged from the OEM stereo. It's very obvious because it only has 2 wires going into it. I cut off the plug and wired those 2 wires to the amp output . Just need to use one of the amp channels since it's a mono sub.

    • @kylerodland5078
      @kylerodland5078 Год назад +1

      So great! Thank you for this information. I’ll be tackling this later this week

  • @JonWitenko
    @JonWitenko Год назад

    Sweet. Thanks for tips

  • @robertkeown9234
    @robertkeown9234 Год назад +1

    Do you have a part number for the Pouch/Tray you used in place of the 6 Disc CD Changer? I am doing the same thing but cannot find that pouch/tray. Also you mentioned you added a subwoofer amp (Used your link to review) were you able to mount in behind the stero? If so can you identify where you placed it. Thanks for the post awesome job!

    • @JackofAllMasterofNone
      @JackofAllMasterofNone  Год назад +2

      Part number is 77280-S9V-A01ZA, but it's no longer available new. Have to buy it used on eBay or junk yard. The amp I listed barely fit behind the new stereo. I had it at an angle. My stereo was very shallow though, so I'm not sure if it would fit with a bigger double din stereo. It might.

  • @jackieadler5071
    @jackieadler5071 8 месяцев назад

    I don't suppose you have a video showing how to remove and replace the middle panel assembly (77620-S9V-A02ZJ) for a 2005 Honda Pilot? Written instructions I've found, dictate the removal of the center panel first, then the instrument panel, and last is the middle panel. Without any pictures or video to go with those instructions, it may not be something my husband would want to do. Any advice would be much appreciated.

  • @dragonyang9265
    @dragonyang9265 Год назад

    My aftermarket is 4 1/4 inches so what kinda should I gets to fit mine?

  • @upcountryoffroad2906
    @upcountryoffroad2906 Год назад

    Very Helpful! Thanks for making this video. I might be replacing my lower 6 disc that is broken for a replacement. Do you know if the Radio code thing will pop up by just replacing the lower unit?

    • @JackofAllMasterofNone
      @JackofAllMasterofNone  Год назад +1

      I doubt the changer will prompt it. As long as you don't disconnect the power to the head unit itself.

  • @MrPicoroya
    @MrPicoroya Год назад +1

    Do you have video installed radio the same pilot

  • @eugenewhipple2562
    @eugenewhipple2562 11 месяцев назад

    hey was wonder do u need the factory amp n may i ask what are u using for wiring harness n what exactly is the steps

  • @farmhoplife
    @farmhoplife 2 месяца назад

    Please link the CD changer replacement part

  • @rakkasanveteran1619
    @rakkasanveteran1619 7 месяцев назад

    What about the steering wheel controls? Did you need a separate module for that?

  • @gilbertcolonjr.7657
    @gilbertcolonjr.7657 Год назад +1

    Installed radio and now I have no sound. :( 😞

  • @MrPicoroya
    @MrPicoroya Год назад

    Good

  • @fabianramirez8534
    @fabianramirez8534 Год назад

    Did you use the same stock brackets to hold up the aftermarket stereo ?

    • @JackofAllMasterofNone
      @JackofAllMasterofNone  Год назад

      No. This new stereo is shallow and does not need the brackets and they wouldn't fit. With a longer aftermarket stereo, you probably could

  • @eddienellis5025
    @eddienellis5025 Год назад

    Thank you for posting this video, are you able to use the factory steering wheel controls for volume?

    • @JackofAllMasterofNone
      @JackofAllMasterofNone  Год назад

      I am. With a universal android stereo like I used you don't need any additional parts. With most normal aftermarket stereos (Kenwood, Sony, Pioneer, etc.) you need an interface kit.

    • @eddienellis5025
      @eddienellis5025 Год назад

      @@JackofAllMasterofNone , can you provide more details on the connection? I purchased the same items per your list and there is no connection for the steering wheel control. Thank you

    • @JackofAllMasterofNone
      @JackofAllMasterofNone  Год назад +2

      @@eddienellis5025 You're going to have to do some of your own digging on this. One of the wires in the factory harness is the steering wheel control wire. It is not pinned on the aftermarket harness so you will have to cut it and splice into it on the factory side of the wiring and tie that to the key 1 wire on the head unit. After that wire is connected you can program the steering wheel controls in the settings or there is actually a program for it on the head unit called steering wheel control

  • @RICKtoSICK10
    @RICKtoSICK10 Год назад

    where did you find the storage slot that you replaced for the CD compartment?

    • @JackofAllMasterofNone
      @JackofAllMasterofNone  Год назад

      eBay. Junkyard part

    • @RICKtoSICK10
      @RICKtoSICK10 Год назад

      @@JackofAllMasterofNone also bro, my car anti theft system went off when I tried to remove the car stereo. Do you know how to turn it off I think it’s affect my electrical system lol?

  • @tory03
    @tory03 Год назад

    how many inches is the screen?