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Watch a full tutorial as a 2006 Honda Accord will have a brand new Pioneer Bluetooth radio installed DEH-S4100BT. This radio install and kit retains the factory radio / Air Conditioning / Heater (HVAC) functionality and while adding a Bluetooth radio for better sound quality.
This video applies to Honda Accord models for years 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007. This video also includes dash trim and stereo removal, radio wiring, programming, and installation.
Click here to see the AUX / USB Adapter only install on this car:
https://youtu.be/0YeY0smqU9Q
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*Metra 99-7862 Lower Dash Single DIN Installation Kit for Accord: https://amzn.to/2SeoCdx
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*If you wish to replace the factory radio completely, use this kit: Metra 99-7803G Single/Double DIN Installation Kit with Display: https://amzn.to/3imupIM
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Hey i got honda accord 2007 4d. My car problem is stereo and defogger lines are not working. All grid lines are getting the power except upper three wires which are antenna wires. And at the end, antenna wire doesn’t have the power. So, Should i change the stereo or just fix the antenna wire?
Can you use 22-16 butt connects or it have to be 22-18
My 04 accord came like this, it works great but after awhile I wanted to put the cubby back in for more room and to make it look neater, would it be the same process just backwards to remove it?
Thanks for the video! I have repaired my old Accord2003 for 125$can.
So I have a question. I saw that the radio just slides in and locks in place. How do you get it back out of the radio bracket? Can I just pull my radio out of it? Mine has stopped working and I need to get in there and find out why but I'm afraid I'll break something if I try to pull the actual radio out.
Thx, just what I was looking for!
I had car toys install mine about 7 years ago. About two years ago, something happened with the factory stereo. It just stopped showing anything on the display. No big deal. I had to unhook my battery for repairs and when I hooked it back up, it reset the factory stereo and the display was working again. A couple of months go by and it goes out again. This has happened 3 or 4 times now. The last time and it appears this time, the backlight and CD inserted light stay on when the car is off and key out of the ignition. It stays on all of the time. The last time it drained my battery completely. I'm trying to prevent that this time. How can I fix this? Cut a specific wire on the stereo harness?
Thanks alot for your help u made it nice and easy for me stress free on how to replace the radio in a inexpensive still sleek look thanks alot
Thank you SOO much for this DETAILED VIDEO! I’ve been watching videos and researching for months and finally got the courage to replace my radio. This video answered all my questions!
Thanks again!
Good install video…
Just a couple notes that might also help:
Pause at 8:56. Look on the left side of the open cabinet and see one on the right side too, there are thin plastic open squares. These cars are old and those plastic frames are very thin. When putting in the new kit and getting it to seat under the A/C controls on the front panel, don't push too hard or these clips might break and they are irreplaceable. If that does happen the install will still work, as the screws that keep the lower part of the kit in place will hold, but the top part of the panel will have a small gap unless you attach something to the top, so go ahead and crazy glue a couple of plastic L brackets or use a 3M self adhesive strip under the A/C control panel to keep the top part in it's proper place.
Also you don't have to pull the whole old radio out to get the antenna wire. It is in a type of ziptie with a plastic squeeze clip holding it in place. use needle nose pliers do dismount it and then the cable will drop into the space below. Depending on the stereo you're putting in, you may still need a 6"-12" extender. If you do use one use electrical tape to keep the old antenna cable securely connected to the extender.
Finally, the kits themselves are kind of flimsy, so add electrical tape around the stereo insert sleeve and the kit to prevent rattling sounds.
My pioneer keep blowing the fuse in my car I’m not sure what I did wrong anyone have the same problem and can help me
Thanks a lot for the video, everything you explained here worked for me and my '07 accord LX, my Kenwood sounds nice and clean!
en este modelo de carros hay que mencionar algo si piensas cambiar tu stereo tendras algun problema con el aire acondicionado, ya no mostrara la temperatura en el tablero y dejaran de funcionar lso controles del volante, se pierde potencia y calidad de sonido, se pierde mas de lo que se gana sale mejor ponerle un adaptador bluetooth que solo vale 40 $ y le estarias agregando bluetooth a tu stereo en mi opinion
worked. thank you good sir.
I tried doing this yesterday but the new stereo doesn’t turn on either so idk what going on in this car I have 07 accord
Where does the satellite antena go – on the dash? Will the wire hang around?
For the reverse camera do we have to drill a whole for the cable in the back of the car?
How can I have the factory radio not work at all because it drains my battery? I have a pioneer system as well. I took out the fuse for radio and my battery doesn't drain. Factory radio is bad. Help please.
Can you still use the steering wheel to control the radio?