Harness the Optimal Signal: Metra 40-HD11 Antenna Adapter Cable for 2009-Up Honda Review

Very well designed. The only problem was that my 2010 Fit/Jazz has two different antenna designs and you won't know which connector you have unless you take the dash apart first. Even though this fork didn't fit my car, I still give it 5 stars. because of the great design. The fact that it didn't fit my car was my fault for not checking first. You may need Metra 40-HD10 if this doesn't fit.

Works exactly as advertised - has very clear instructions (better than my main unit) and comes carefully packaged. They even splice the wires for you! WARNING: make sure you don't cut $@# in half, just braid the wires together then apply some tape. Only do this if you don't care that the head unit fails after 1 year. Instead, buy heat shrink tubing, a soldering iron, and some solder and google how to solder properly. Also, make sure your cables are organized during installation and you won't…

I work in a car radio shop but we don't have this item. I ordered this part and was "ahh" about the feel and build quality. It looks like a cheaper piece, possibly built on the bottom by Scosche. I have a 2013 Civic Si and can't tell if both radios I tried had semi-parametric tuners (although they worked fine in my other). vehicles), or the part was not that big. I first tried the JVC KWA-61BT and the tuner reception was average if not bad then I switched to a Pioneer dual AVH-X4500BT. This…