X AUTOHAUX39112-SNA-A01 for Honda Civic 2006-2011 Auxiliary Aux Stereo Adaptor Audio Input Jack Radio Car Repair

Fit and works.

The Aux jack in my 2011 Honda CRV wouldn't recognize the 1/8" plug. I would move the plug side to side and the AUX input would intermittently turn on and off. This replacement jack fit perfectly and the whole job took 30 seconds or less. Prying out the original jack was the "hardest" part. Aux jack works perfectly now.

So, this was perfect for my 2011 CR-V -- but I wasn't looking forward to taking apart part of my dashboard to install it. Turns out, I didn't need to.I was able to pry off the cover, pull out the bad board with the audio connector and pins, then do the same with this replacement. Then replace the "bad board" you pulled out with the board from this product.Worked like a top.Nutshell: I didn't use the entire product -- just the "door" and the "board". Everything else got tossed.And I have a working AUX input again!

My 2011 MDX calls for a slightly different p/n and Amazon says this won't fit when you put it in your cart. It worked perfectly. It's the same as my old one. I took about 5 minutes to swap out. Worth every penny. Better than paying $100 for the OEM version.

Works good

Bought this for my 2010 Honda Civic when the factory auxiliary failed. The dealership said it would cost over $100 to replace. Luckily I found this part here. I watched a YouTube video for easy installation instructions and it works great! Highly recommend.

Took me a minute to replace the chip aux board. Just YouTube first how-to-step. It'll save you a headache. Then i tested out works perfectly 👍

Originally, it is for Honda Civic. But it was also fitted for MDX 2007. It was great.

Good aftermarket replacement fits perfectly in my 2007 and 2009 civic