Metra CHTO 01 Chrysler Turn Adapter Review

I had so many problems trying to install a radio in my newly purchased 2005 Grand Cherokee Rocky Mountain. I have found this to be a common thing as the jeep kit has a factor booster and there is also a cam tire included in the factory wiring harness. I found this and almost had a heart attack over the price. Then I saw that there is a used one in the Amazon warehouse that is much cheaper. The one installed works great with my new Sony head unit and has steering wheel control wiring as a bonus…

Based on the current image, you might think you'd only get one module connecting two adapters, but in fact it's a heck of a lot, lots of cables and different options for different cars. For example, some of them have factory amplifier systems and require the use of specific cables. I had to unplug an included wiring harness and switch to another included one when I had no sound from my rear speakers even after seemingly plugging them in. The instructions are not very clear. Although the…

While this is a good system and provides a simple interface if you have a premium audio system with a factory amp, it will not work with basic stereos that don't have one use amplifier. Unfortunately, the instructions are very poor, and unless you have a schematic for your particular factory wiring harness, it's hard to know what the installation problem really is. I really needed some of the features of this harness so I just reassembled. part and routed the remaining wires straight to the…

Must have! If you have an OEM radio connected to the vehicle database or if you have a factory audio system with a premium amplifier and want to keep it. I have a Chrysler 300 and wanted to fit a non-original hu (Pioneer avh-p3400bh). I bought this can bus wiring harness and installed it. The audio from the radio is a bit distorted so I adjusted the potentiometer. Sounds better than Oem Boston Acoustic hu. I would give it 5 stars but the instructions can be seriously confusing if you are new to

Most importantly, this interface works with my 2006 Jeep Commander's tricky CAN bus with the built in amp. The PAC C2R-CHY4 (which was installed by the previous owner) ran for about a year before it suddenly started driving my dash crazy with 5 volt blackouts every few seconds. Disabling the PAC interface module solved the problem, but replacing it with a new one didn't solve the problem. In PAC's defense, their tech informed me that they no longer support Jeep Commanders with their interface…