Honda factory 6 stacker connection to new head unit.

[thedatazoo]

Hi guys,
Recently i have been thinking of installing my kenwood head unit into the accord but i remembered i will lose my stacker. It uses a 7pin plug is their anyway to convert this so that my new head unit can use it?

Stacker:


Deck is a Kenwood KDC-BT7539U:


Thanks
Thedatazoo

[sonikaccord]

I don't think that it will work easily...You would need your hu to receive a signal from the changer. Then you would need to send a signal back telling it to play, ff, rwd etc.

[Sarthos]

Yes, it can work. It's just the matter of removing the faceplate from the Kenwood, and finding a way to put it on your factory Honda stereo...

Or even better yet
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...hangers/XDV-P6
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http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...yers/DEX-P99RS
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15" Flip Down monitor... not sure which one.

IF you want to make it work, there's only one way, and it's really not fun...It would require you to purchase a Kenwood CD changer, and an extra cable for the Honda CD changer. You would then have to send both changers, both stereos, and a bunch of wires to someone with knowledge of wiring and electronics to hack up the wires, do extensive testing, and then send you back a hacked up Kenwood changer cable to use with your Honda changer.... but tbh it's easier to just buy a Kenwood changer.

[accordztech]

only older alpine stereos before ai-net can use the factory changers.

Dude new stereos either come with an aux port for your phone, or a usb hookup for unlimited music. Changers are out of date.