Upgrade your Honda or Acura with the USA SPEC BT45-HON3 Bluetooth Phone, Music & AUX Input Kit: Compatible with 2003-2014 Models Review

I bought this for my 2010 Honda Odyssey which didn't have Bluetooth from the factory. Installation was relatively easy. Since I wasn't using a factory XM and wanted steering wheel control, I installed the unit behind the radio with a CDC DIP switch setting. Radio communication was easy and there was plenty of room behind the radio for the device. I also installed a separate Aux/USB port with cables connected to the bluetooth device. I installed the mic near the driver's side A-pillar and had to

For years I toyed with installing some sort of supplemental music system in my 2004 Acura TL with Tech and Navigation packs. Tearing open the dashboard with arthritic fingers and blurry vision prevented me from doing so. I played music from my iPhone and put it in a cup holder to improve the sound. After replacing the transmission at 185,000 miles, I realized this car was going to be my future for quite a while. So the search continued and I found that this device was highly rated on the…

Our cars had wired versions of these devices for many years. The new Bluetooth model is really good. It's great not having to plug in your phone to play music. In 9 out of 10 cases my phone (after the first pairing) automatically connects to the car and the music starts immediately. Installation Note: If you had a wired version, you can disconnect the module and connect a new one. It has exactly the same connection. I got lucky with the cables too, I was able to use the old cables to run the…