U.S. orders (48 States)
U.S. orders (48 States)
This vehicle-specific radio status control harness is designed for broad compatibility with a wide range of radio brands and models, making it ideal for integrating radios purchased from online retailers. Vehicle information and settings controlled on the factory screen are retained, displayed, and controlled on the aftermarket screen. These functions are typically lost when the head unit is replaced. Built-in integration technology also retains safety chimes through an off-board speaker, retains audio controls on the steering wheel, retains R.A.P. (Retained Accessory Power), and provides accessory power (12-volt 10-amp) and NAV outputs for parking brake, reverse, and speed sense. This harness must be used with the AXRSC radio status control interface (sold separately). Radio-specific accessory harnesses are also available for purchase for a complete plug-n-play installation.
Note:Ā Backup camera not retained on Jeep JL/JT
Chrysler
2015-2023 Chrysler 300
Dodge
2015-2023 Dodge Challenger
2015-2023 Dodge Charger
2014-2023 Dodge Durango
Jeep
2014-2020 Jeep Cherokee
2017-2021 Jeep Compass
2020-2023 Jeep Gladiator
2014-2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee
2015-2020 Jeep Renegade
2018-2023 Jeep Wrangler
Ram
2013-2018 Ram 1500
2019-2022 Ram 1500 Classic
Radio-specific accessory harnesses are available for purchase to pair with this harness for a complete plug-n-play installation.
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