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) Review

I installed it on my 2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT Sport Premium and hooked up the cables directly to Rockford Fosgate OEM 6 disc stereo. This was a very easy install that took less than 15 minutes and only required 1) a flat head screwdriver and 2) a Phillips head screwdriver. I followed the instructions in the YouTube video by searching "Installing the 2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse Auxiliary Cable" (not my video. Just stumbled across this while trying to decipher the instructions included in the…

The attached diagram shows the year and model of car compatible with this installation. Two possible connectors (14-pin and 22-pin) are also shown. It's not the first time I've worked with car audio systems (maybe the fifth time), but it's easy! Tip #1: MAKE SURE THE METAL TERMINALS ARE ORIENTED CORRECTLY when inserting them into the connector housing. Use the attached diagram to help you, and if you can't figure it out, ask someone! I would use this video to help with the installation…

Just installed in my 2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse, works great and the factory 10" subwoofer still looks great in Aux mode. It took 2 attempts to get the pins far enough into the pins, the first time I couldn't get the left audio input in because the pins were too small, but now everything works great. I also bought an extra jack to connect to this product, it only includes a 3.5mm male auxiliary cable, the same one you can see in the YouTube installation video. Overall it was an easy install that…

I have a 2006 Eclipse and damn I'm tired of burning CD after CD and then skipping mp3 CDs like no one else. Enter this little bad boy. Installation took about 10 minutes, the sound is excellent. I was actually surprised at how good it sounded after hearing it differently. I was a little wary of the sound as I love loud music and was pleasantly surprised at how great it sounds. The cable is decent, not fabulous but definitely a bit cheap. No big deal because the sound is all that matters. And…

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…