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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ธ.ค. 2014
- The part number is: 39112-TA0-A01
As stated in the video, it was my first one and I was too lazy to clean it up. This repair was extremely simple to do. I think the hardest part was finding the part number.
I created this video with the TH-cam Video Editor ( / editor )
A video you made 8 years ago just allowed me to replace my aux port in a matter of minutes. Thanks for making this! Hope life's been treating u well.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! I ordered the part off Amazon for $17.83, and just fixed it by myself for free. As a woman that knows next to nothing about cars, THANK YOU SO MUCH for making and sharing this video.
im about to buy the exact same as as you did, do you have it to this day
8 years later and your video has proven to be of great help. Have a 2011 Honda Accord with only 50,000 miles on it, not daily driven (I am the original owner) and the dealer asked $300 USD 😂😂 to replace the part.., many thanks
Glad it helped and saved you some cash.
I have a 2009 Accord and the same process applied! Thank you for your help! I was lucky to have come across this video. Since I went to the Honda dealership for a recall notice, I asked how much they would charge me to get it done there and a manager told me they’d charge ~$300 because they “had to pull the center console apart.” Decided to give it a try myself and paid ~$22 for the part and got it fixed myself within 3 minutes.
You’re the best! Thanks a million
$300 dollars is crazy. I am glad this saved you some money.
Thank you for making this video I was going crazy w/o my music.
+Antwann Parks You are welcome!
Crazy to see an iPod in 2024 haven’t used one in forever😂 I know the videos 9 years old but the nostalgia. Thank you for the tutorial!
So easy! I spent a total of $20 for the part and the tool(s) and now I'm up and running music from my phone's playlist. Thank you so much and keep making videos. I have the exact same vehicle as your wife and as a single woman I'm always tinkering to save some dough.
Awesome. I was looking at replacing the stereo because the Aux button did not work any longer. It never occurred to me that it was the jack. Then I found this video and realized how cheaply I can probably fix this. The dealership wanted $28 for the part but I ordered it online for $19. Thanks Mr. Arizona!!!
Thank you so much for your video! I’m a 68 year young woman and watching your video enabled me to change out my Aux switch also!
I am glad to hear it and that it helped!
Thanks my dude! We just purchased this car and I could see someone broke an end off in it. So I took the whole thing apart and pushed it out. Put it all back together and now it works perfect!!
Glad I could help!
This still works 16 years later. My 16 year old son changed it following this video.
Thank you so much for this video!!! My aux jack broke over a year ago and I never wanted to spend the money to get it fixed; I thought it entailed a lot more work. After finding your video I was able to use the replacement piece we got off of the internet and now we're up and running again. I couldn't believe that I was able to fix this problem.
Thank you for the comment. I am glad that I was able to help!
Actual GOD SEND. A lot of videos covering this only show when the aux is under the radio. But its a pain and a half trying to do the same approach from the center console. This was super helpful 👏 👏👏👏
Thank you for this video. Bought parts for $10 from ebay. It fixed my intermittent aux issue with my 2010 👍🏼👍🏼
@@yongkis4257 glad it worked for you
Dude, thank you so much for this video, I was afraid of taking this apart since I heard some “very involving” comments that made it seem super tedious, I’ll be getting the part on Friday and replacing it!
My dealership wanted almost $40 for the part BEFORE LABOR. Including shipping I got it for about $25 online. What a scam! Thanks for the awesome video- glad it's so easy to do!
Thank you so much for this video! I ordered the part off of Amazon and was struggling to install it when I came across your video. I’m so glad I did because I would have probably ripped off some wires in the process. Anyway, this method is way easier and now I can go back to enjoying my music :)
Glad it worked for you
I was afraid this was going to be harder than that, I'll fix it tomorrow! Thanks for the video, good job
Googled this issue last week. Found your video...ordered the part. Just changed it myself! Thanks so much!!!!
Great video. Ordered the part from Amazon for less than $20, swapped out in less than 10 minutes. Used needle nosed pliers to pinch the clips. Super easy.
I had the same problem with my 2009 Honda Accord. I watched your video, bought the part and the tool and had it installed in about 5 minutes. Thanks a lot for sharing this informative video.
Massimo Romero Same here with 2009 Accord. 😎
@@ChurchClown7 I've had this issue for awhile now. Press the auxiliary button, nothing happens. I assumed it was a problem with the head unit and ordered another one, no luck. Now I am considering this replacement. So is that what yours was doing? Everything worked fine except the aux?
Thanks man. Just replaced mine. Took 2 minutes thanks to your video
Thank you so very much for this video! I ordered the panel removal kit from Amazon and the part from OEM Partsource with the part number you provided (Honda still doesn’t have the part in stock after 3 weeks). I was able to do it myself in less than 10 minutes and it only cost me about $30. You are Awesome!
You're welcome. I'm glad it worked out for ya!
I followed your video and completed the job in less than 5 minutes. Works great. Thanks.
Thank you for this video! This was a fix that saved me a ton of money and I was able to do myself. Only took about 5 minutes and my music is back playing in my car.
Happy it worked out for you.
Thank you sooooooo much! This worked like a CHARM and I can go back to enjoying my podcasts in LA traffic... thank you so much for this video!
Hi Erica. I’m glad it worked out for you. Especially to be able to listen in that traffic!!
Thank you! I was getting ready to remove the whole console to get to the Aux input piece. I was able to pull it out through the cubby hole at the top but could not reach the green elec connector. Awesome post dude.
Thank you! I thought I would have to remove the center console also. However this was an easy fix. Don’t forget to support your local junk yard. Parts like this are even cheaper when you get it from there.
Thanks. I got to the junk yard when I can it is 50 miles from me so not too often. Glad this helped.
Wow, this was so easy it’s insane how easy it was, thank you!
Glad it worked our for you.
Thanks for this video. My aux cable broke on the inside. Saved me tons of money and time.
nice video bro I just had the aux port stopped working problem and was looking all over the place to find out how to replace it myself cause the dealer will charge $120.00 to do the work which is ridiculous your video is very helpful thank you
Thanks! and You're welcome. I didn't want to spend that much either.
8 years ago video just saved me some cash, God bless you sir.
My 2008 accord is currently having this same problem lol this video is exactly what I needed. Good job!!
Thank you. Glad it helped.
Thanks for this video. The aux port quit working on my daughter's Accord last night. It would work if you pushed hard on one side of the jack. Thanks to this video, I have the old part removed and the new one ordered.
GREAT VIDEO! In my case I had to use needle nose pliers to pinch the tabs from under the aux port. Then and only then did it pop out. Once I did that, the Aux button on the radio once again became responsive. Thanks again, I'm sure this save me a few hundred dollars.
Thank you sooooooooooo much for this video. I followed what you said right down to the Trim tool kit from Harbor freight. I replaced it in less than 10 minutes. The dealer wanted $55.00 for a half hour to put it in. It works great!!!!
You are soooooooooo welcome!!! Glad it worked out for you. Hope you saved some $$$
Where can I buy it at the aux part and what tools do I need to use
R Arizona hey I followed you and did everything my aux button still doesn't work so you think it can be a fuse
Abel Bautista you can order the car panel tools from Amazon and the Aux Port from OEM PartSource.
Thank you so much, dude I love you. I’ve been breaking my neck trying to figure it out myself
thank you almost 10 years later !!!
Thanks for the video. I followed your instructions and fixed it for $12.15. Great job and kudos to TH-cam.
Rich Lutze where did you find yours ?
I bought mine from the dealer
Thanks for this video it was very helpful, saving money and time. It's a blessing for you to share your Knowledge.
Looks so easy! I tried it right away. Thank You for posting
Glad it worked for you
Thanks for the video! I replaced mine in several minutes and it works great now.
Ordered online and received the part you specified. Ten minutes and 20 bucks later, my aux now works! Thank you!!!!
+Cindy Burkett You're welcome...glad it worked out for you!
+Cindy Burkett can you please direct me to where i can get that part online i looked for it all over the place !!
thanx alot i just fixed mine i replaced it with a honda civic one from the scrap
This video helped me so much. Thanks for posting. ❤
Thank you so much for this video. I replaced mine by myself so easy.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! The dealer was gonna charge me $250 to replace. I just did it in 10 mins.
Dude, thank u so much for your first video. It was precisely on target. I didn't have a trim tool so I simply used a plastic card to open the panel. Purchased my replacement aux port on Amazon and your video saved me time and money. I can't believe I waited so long to tackle this 5 minute project. Thank you.
Very glad this worked out for you. When I did it I saw how easy and cheap it was. So I thought I would share it.
you just saved me time and money!! thank you sir.
You're welcome
Thank you! This helped me fix my boyfriends car! Super useful guide!
Hey thanks for the video really helped out. I switched that same part and boom aux works now
Thank you for this video. I had this same problem on my 2010 accord. I took the old switch apart to find out whats happening. There are 5 wires, 3 for audio and 2 for a switch. Well the switch is nothing more than a cheap leaf of metal that gets bent when the headphone jack is inserted. When the switch is met then the radio can change to aux mode. So for people that dont want to spend 20 bux they could just short the two wires but they need to know which those are. I spent the 20 bux. The honda dealership tried to charge me saying the car was missing some wiring. morons. I am in Arizona also.
Great video. It helped me out a lot today in replacing my AUX input.
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the video! I'll have to try my luck and fix mine as well.
Don't worry brother. It's a great video. Much appreciated. I will be fixing mine as soon as I get it.
Thanks!! I'm glad it helped
Thanks for the video! It was so easy to do after watching your video.
Omg yes! Thank you for posting this! I should have looked this up a week ago
I hope it worked.
Good stuff!!! $15 isn’t bad at all. Going to the dealership right now ha. Thanks
Thanks for the video man, they wanted to charge me 100$ at the Honda dealership to do this! Easiest thing I've ever done.
+Mauro D I know. Crazy huh, and the part is probably a lot cheaper for them. You are welcome!
Thank you. My 2011 Accord had the same issue. Got the part and prying tools from Amazon. Easy fix👍
Cool! Glad it worked!
Thank you! Worked great! Mine is a 2010 accord
Followed your instructions.... Easy peasy
thanks mine recently went out and this helps for getting access thru the back.
Thanks so much for your video! Got my sanity back for my commutes
Thanks bro. Saved me money and time.
I have the same issue on my 09. Thanks for the video and part number homie
Glad it worked!
Thanks!!! Awesome instructions. It worked smoothly.
Glad it worked for you!!!
This awesome. Just fixed mine. Thank you!!!
Thank you! This worked just like you said I did it myself less than 5 minutes
+Mayra Guevara You are most welcome. I'm glad it worked for you.
Good video, thanks. Anyway my DX would have this wire run even though I don’t have the USB plug?
Great video. Took less than 5 minutes. Thanks
Thank you!!! For this video, I need to replace mine as well, now i can do it myself didn't want to pay $$$ alot, so thank you again!! 😁
Great Video!! It was really helpful. Installed in less than 10 minutes. Thanks
+Kelvin Ramos You are welcome glad that it helped.
I have the same problem, and i'm gonna try it out. Many thanks
This Was the bessssttt thanks Saved me lots of Money , Time ☺️
Thank u so much for the video. It totally worked!!
You’re welcome. Glad it worked for you.
Thank you so much I thought I was going to have to pay a lot of money but I can handle that thank you sir 👍 great video and you did a good on the video
Thanks , I'm going to give this a try...
Thanks for answering even after a year of your video!!!! I have a 2009 accord LX and trying to do what you did. I have hard time finding the part online. What exactly am I looking for? Aux jack, Aux port or something else? I haven't checked with dealer yet. Can 2008 part (yours) fit 2009? Thanks in advance.
I think it should fit. If you haven't found the part. I would try the one for the 2009...make sure you can return if it doesn't work, but my guess it will..
Thanks a lot for bro, it helped me to do it by myself.
This video was very helpful , thank you
You're welcome
thank you best easy fix ever !
Thanks for the video my friend! Mine works if I wiggle it but now is gone. I am surprised the aux part at the dealer is so cheap, going to dealer to buy it. And by the way, accord reliability is very good but haven't you noticed they cheap out on parts, for example my stick shift is worned, the cloth on the ceiling is sagging, the console plastic is chipping, my drivers side viser dsnt stay up, they are little things here and there. My wife has a. 04 Corolla and every thing looks almost new . Maybe I got the one built on Friday when they were crazy to go home? Hahaha
Do you have any tips to get the original aux port out cause mine will barely move and I’ve been trying for multiple days
Nice video helped me out a lot
Glad it helped!
Hey this was really great video just so you know though you don’t have to take Off the sides of the center console just that back piece. Just put your tool right on the sides of the back of the center console and it will pop right off
Thank you thank you thank youuuuu!!!!! I fixed my aux port!!! I was so worried
You're welcome you're welcome. :)
For people that have an accord does the volume go to back speakers if turned up too loud with the Aux?
what kind of aux cord is that? I have a 2010 accord and neither a 3.5 or 2.5 end will fit into the aux input.
Thank you so much from 2021 :)
I have a small question, for me when I press to the aux button it’s showing nothing on the screen like there is no button at all, is that was your problem as well?
You’re welcome from 2022. That’s how it was and nothing worked. It was like there was no aux connection to the stereo
Will try this on my sisters 2010 accord this weekend. It's a 2010. I believe it should work. Same Gen accord. Thank you for this. Good day.
I hope it works for ya!
It worked like a charm. Thank you.
Thank you, just replaced mine with the help of your video.
You're welcome. I am glad it helped!
No need to replace the aux input port generally . If AUX button not working, Just plug off the connector in the back seat air conditioner fan output,and short-circuited the grey and yellow line.
Where can I order the part mines a 2010 Honda Accord and where can I buy the trim tool
Very good, thanks
Thanks alot. Was very useful.
Thanks again, I'm so excited I can do it myself....oh yeah
Thanks a ton I fixed it with no problem 🤗🤗🤗
You're welcome. I am glad it helped.
Great video. Very helpful despite the fact that your filmmaking skills are what could be considered lacking. Lol. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. Thank you again. Awesome!!
You're welcome...and yes you are right....lacking big time
Does this technique apply to the 2010 model as well?
Thank you for this video