#2005 HONDA ODYSSEY BLUE INSTALL#
#2005 HONDA ODYSSEY BLUE ANDROID#

I initially thought I’d need to order a Y cable but that was not the case. When I pulled out my radio, I noticed that there was something already plugged into the second port (the video shows nothing plugged in). In addition, this will be the screw that you lose in the dashboard (like I did) so be careful! A standard screwdriver is not going to be long enough. I highly recommend purchasing an extra-long Phillips screwdriver. The screw that is already out in the video is actually the hardest one to get out. I do have two recommendations for anyone installing into a Honda Odyssey: I watched it a few times and then put the unit in with no issues. I installed this in my 2007 Honda Odyssey and followed the video instructions like everyone else. In fact, I would say that this product is amazing! I’m very happy to say that it works perfectly. I waited a month to submit this review so I could really try out the interface to make sure it worked as advertised. Thanks, I will recommend your product to everyone, you deserve it!!!! Nice to see such user friendly and well working equipment for a reasonable price. The video says to turn the volume on the iPhone to about 70%, so when I realized the volume could be the reason for static, I went to 70% and the sound is crystal clear. I did the same with the iPhone and it had some static.

#2005 HONDA ODYSSEY BLUE ANDROID#

I always listen with the bluetooth volume on my Android turned up all the way and had no issues with this unit. We can also answer calls and everything works flawlessly. The bluetooth connects lightning fast and is not flakey like the bluetooth enabled head unit on my car. My daughter can listen to her iPad and iPod over the iPhone adapter or AUX cable, and I am able to use the bluetooth and AUX for my Android. My wife can now listen to her iphone playlists, iHeart Radio, and Audible via bluetooth on her iPhone.

#2005 HONDA ODYSSEY BLUE INSTALL#

It literally took me 45 – 60 minutes of total time to install everything and make sure it all works. I also added the bluetooth kit and the phone holder for the vent. Purchased the GTA Car Kit for a 2006 Honda Odyssey with the AUX/XM button on the stock head unit. It took me about 1:15 total, but I was going slowing trying not to break things and figuring out the best way to route the cables. Overall, it’s a great product! Excellent sound quality and being able to use the radio and steering wheel controls is great! Just watch the video, read the reviews, follow my notes and go slowly and you should be able to install without a problem. The plug on the short stubby one was not long enough with the case on. – If you have an iPod or iPhone with the lightning port and have a case on, you might need to get the longer 30-pin to lightning adapter. If you have shorter arms, it may help to have someone to help you. I was able to see the gap through the front and I used my left hand to push down the two wires while using my right hand to grab from the floor area. – I then ran the 30-pin and headphone wires down toward the back right section of the pocket area to the passenger side floor area. The right side of the pocket has the perfect amount of room for the module and the cables to sit in. I feel this is much cleaner way than the way shown in the video as everything is kept in the back. – So based off Jeff’s review and after looking around for a few minutes, I realized I could take that cord from the back of the radio, bring it forward a few inches, and then thread it through the gap in between the two vents down to the right side of the pocket. Try doing one side partially first to loosen it a bit. I thought I was going to break the plastic. – Pulling off the pocket required a lot more force than I thought. From the other reviews, I figured it was for the XM radio, so I just unplugged it and plugged in the kit’s plug. – My radio had something plugged in already. It especially made putting back in a lot easier. – I recommend using a long Phillips screwdriver with a magnetic tip to use on that middle screw for the radio. I found it much easier to work with the entire panel off like in the video. Remember to press that little tab on the left. – The left plug is hard to take off, but keep trying. At first, it didn’t seem like it’ll come off, but just keep prying all around it. – I took off the front panel with just a regular flat-head screwdriver. I was initially hesitant to install it because of the video showing that I had to drill a hole in the pocket compartment, but thanks to Jeff’s review, I learned that I didn’t need to drill a hole. I bought the GTA car kit for my 2005 Honda Odyssey EX-L based on the great reviews.

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