Review on 🔌 SCOSCHE Install Centric ICCR6BN: Complete Stereo Installation Solution for Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep 2007-14 by Drew Panah

I bought this touch screen radio installation kit for my wife's 2010 Dodge Avenger. This is her wrecked car and it had a single disc radio with a CD player that stopped working. There was also no Bluetooth for hands-free calling, so it was time for a change. Overall I would say the kit was a good buy for the money. The wiring harness works, the antenna adapter works and with some modifications to the front panel and dashboard of the car (more on that later) it works too. critical lines. It doesn't have a switchable power wire, but I looked through many other wire harnesses before purchasing this kit and couldn't find one. Not sure why that is, but oh well. Coincidentally, I also installed the DVR with a wired connection so I can plug it into a power source and remove it from the fuse box. The wiring harness seems to work great, so while it's a nuisance to switch power supplies, it's not unique to this kit. And it comes with a fused cable that can be used to switch the power supply. You just have to find a place to plug it in, so at least it's there. Also, it doesn't have any backlight or dimmer cables, but that seems to be common with other brands as well. Antenna adapter: Not much to say here, connected, working. Dashboard Kit: This is my main concern. kit. I guess some of my problems were radio related. Maybe they were all, who knows. I bought an untitled Android device here for about $100, so maybe it would be ok if I went for the "better" radio. However, I had to drill mounting holes so I could mount it to my radio. When I went to put the radio fascia back into the car, it didn't fit over the radio and kit. The brackets didn't line up with the hole, and the radio went further than the hole. As luck would have it I needed a new cigarette lighter plug anyway (the fuse blew as soon as you turned the key) so I bought another frame off eBay and modified it to fit the radio. Made it wider at the corners where needed and trimmed the bottom to fit the radio. I'm in a bit of a rush so it doesn't look as pretty as it could, but it's on me. In general, with a little modification of the mounts, they seem to get the job done. Connector Kit: Honestly they seem to be of good quality but I don't like crimp connectors. I was going to solder everything myself but decided to try heat shrink connectors with solder, worked like a charm. Now let's wait and see how they hold up. In general, the purchase is satisfied. I think the mounts could be a bit sturdier, but they work. And I also think those harnesses could be pulling the power out of the car. There is a factory radio so why they don't have it I don't know. The same with backlight and dimmer. It may not be limited to this set but I bought this one and it's my disappointment hence the rating is 4 stars instead of 5.