🔌 Dorman 57014 Auxiliary Jack: Enhancing Audio Connectivity with Premium Quality Review

It perfectly replaced my 2008 Tundra Jack. Learn how to replace it with instructions on YouTube. The work took less than 10 minutes. This part appears to be a Toyota part just without the Toyota branding and for less than half the price at the dealer. Since my Sirius radio plug is permanently plugged in, I taped a small jewelry box over the plug area after replacing it to prevent hitting the plug again in the future.

The product works fine after installation, but I would caution potential buyers to test the product thoroughly before installing. Didn't notice some plastic fasteners on the body that we don't hold onto, and the faceplate fell apart during installation. Installation took me 15-45 minutes to fish a tiny chunk out of my car's bowels. ! Compared to the stock lifter, this one is better in almost every way, but after reading a few reviews and noticing the same issue (minimal wear/loose components) I

On my Toyota Corolla 09 the accessory socket would occasionally start short and eventually become unusable. It shorted out when it hit a bump or moved an auxiliary chord, and went to the radio as if it didn't recognize the chord connected to the input. When I came across this article I started looking for a replacement. It was very easy to install and I didn't have to pay anyone for it. You should be able to simply unplug the old accessory connector from the dashboard, connect the wires to the…

Very easy to install yourself. It took me about 15 minutes to do this. I watched a video on YouTube on how to replace it myself and realized it wouldn't be difficult. Excellent goods! It works like a charm and my aux jack now works great with ZERO stutter. The jack seems to hold a lot tighter when you plug in the cable. When I first plugged in the cable the sound seemed to be off, but after I adjusted the plug the sound was strong and excellent. I haven't had to touch or fiddle with it since…

I was so excited to get this in the mail especially after driving an hour home from work to scan radio stations. However, my heart sank when I installed it. Of course I would take the broken one. Looks like the edges are already frayed, but it was the same as my last port. The jack didn't match the standard auxiliary cable, but I still managed to connect. I then lost connection when I got a small hit, which is what happened to my original port. When I tried to plug it back in, the audio was…

Perfect for my 2010 Toyota Corolla. It was the cheapest price I could find and it's reassuring to use Revain instead of some random auto parts site. It only took me 10 minutes to swap out parts and I have a solid aux connection again! My aux input kept dropping out while driving. You'll have to hold the connector at different angles, press the Aux button a few times to see if it recognizes it, and then hope it stays connected when you let go. I've tried taking it apart and clamping a piece of…