Please leave a THUMBS UP if this helped you out. Thanks! To skip explanation click here: 0:32 Honda Part Number: 39114-SCV-A01ZA My AUX jack went bad on my 2…
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Hi. Here’s the part number from the video description for the Aux Jack I used in the video: “Honda Part Number: 39114-SCV-A01ZA”
I bought this directly from my local Honda Dealer.
Hope that helps. Good luck.
Hey! I need to replace the AUX jack, but I cannot find the name of that specific piece anywhere. Honda has told me three different part names and none of them look correct. (Photo of the actual socket for power… def. not correct.) Do you know the name of the AUX piece or where I could get one??
Thank you for the info!!!
Ah yes.. This is how my problems started as well.
I think the system is programmed to only allow the AUX channel to be enabled when it has a solid connection with an inserted 3.5mm jack to prevent loud pops and noises from going through the speakers. (Like a noise gate).
For the longest time i used random things to prop up the 3.5mm cable so it could make a connection but when I drove through pot holes my contraption would fall apart so I finally just bought a new jack haha.
I am guessing my jack is bad as well. I tried to switch to AUX on my radio and it won’t even go to it. Did this happen on yours?
So how did you go about removing it the first time? You mention in the video that it took a lot of force to get it out. I haven’t been able to get mine to budge and I can’t seem to get a good grip. Did you use tools or any kind or just your hands?
Have you found that the jacks are loose after removing them? I’ve read that some people who have tried this method found that pulling them out the front altered the shape of the plastic and they don’t fit as snugly afterwards. I’m about to replace mine and I’m debating between this method and the more invasive one that calls for going in through the side panel (apparently this method is how the dealership would do it)
I got this part from my local Honda Dealer.
They had it in stock and it was around $20 if I remember correctly.
Where did you purchase the part?
You bet! Glad I could help out. 🙂
Mine just died a few weeks ago. Just got a call that the part is in today and I’m going to fix it right in the dang parking lot! 🙂 Thanks for this great vid!
Hey, no problem! I feel your pain. I went 2 years without a working AUX jack because I couldn’t find anything online about fixing them. Glad I could help!
Thank you soo much for sharing! I haven’t been able to use my audio connection for over a year!
Agreed. And you bet! Thanks for the feedback!
Funny how these things start to fail, across the country, all about the same time. Thanks for the very informative video. Preliminary investigations suggested that I needed to go in through the back via glovebox… but your video shows that is NOT needed at all. Very nice !!
The Part Number should be: 39114-SCV-A01ZA
what is the part number?