Review on Factory Radio Stereo Aux 3.5mm MP3 Audio Input Adapter Cable for 📻 Mitsubishi 2003-2012 Models (Lancer, Eclipse, Galant, Endeavor, Outlander, Grandis, Lancer Evolution, Triton, Spyder) by Steve Modesto

I live in Georgia where there is a speakerphone, so I use this in combination with an extra Bluetooth input/microphone so I can easily listen to music and take calls. .This is the only extra wiring harness I've found for my car and it's really SUPER easy to install. If this is your first time playing around with the radio I would say it will take 30 minutes max. Unfortunately, I can install it in about 10 minutes. I say unfortunately because this is the third time I have purchased this particular product from this seller. Because it expires after a year. Yearly. Exactly. So I'm deducting a star for every purchase. Apart from that, the sound quality is perfect with my Bluetooth microphone (Link: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0739RGDFJ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_mt5zFb1J8E8CJ). . As good as any CD I've put in a 6-disc changer. So good it actually cost me $100 to buy a new set of door speakers after mine blew up order and return! I've found that if it turns off but you can still hear some music if you turn up the volume, it's usually a problem with the part you plug into the phone, not the half that you plug into connect the radio yourself. So save yourself some time and replace this part before you remove the bezel and unscrew the radio. Hope that helps!