| KNL |
Hey there Pilot lovers!
I have a 2007 Pilot with Navigation. I recently purchased an iPhone and want to use it with an auxillary connection as opposed to an FM transmitter.
The 2007 navi does not have an auxillary jack, however, the stereo does have an auxillary button. Circuit City has a jack that apparently is labeled to work in the 2005 but does not mention the 2007.
Does anyone know, can I install an auxillary jack in my 2007 Pilot with Navigation?????? If so, which one?
Thank you so much!:D :D :D |
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| jay |
That AUX button is meaningless in anything but a factory-Rear Entertainment System-equipped Pilot.
You need an adapter from Blitzsafe or USA SPEC or PIE that will connect to the rear of the head unit mimicking a CD changer, but giving you an AUX input. And you'd select that input on the head unit by pressing the CD button, not the AUX button. I'll leave it to others to recommend a specific model aux-in adapter. |
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| mattchalmers |
| I use the USA-SPEC PA11-HON in my 06 Pilot EX-L w/ Navi. It works great with my iPhone. There is interference if I leave the phone on, but in "Airplane" mode it works flawlessly. The installation took somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 minutes. Very easy, although I just have the interface sitting in my glove box. Some on here have mounted the unit in other places. Check out this thread. |
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| KNL |
Thank you so much for the direction. I find it very disappointing that my 2003 Element is iPod ready yet my 2007 Pilot isn't.
I'm a die hard Honda owner having owned an Accord, Civic, Element, Prelude and my Pilot. Honda missed the boat on the 2007 iPod readiness don't ya think? The navigation is less than desirable as well.
I'm going to check out that link now.
Any other comments are greatly appreciated!
THANK YOU! |
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