2007 - 2011 Honda CRV Radio install
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- Parts used listed in the description below!
Watch a full tutorial as a 2008 Honda CRV will have a new Dual Apple CarPlay / Android Auto bluetooth double din radio installed. This install applies to models with or without steering wheel controls and the factory amplified sound system.
This video applies to Honda CRV models for years 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011. This video also includes radio removal, wiring, installation, and testing.
Note - If you end up using the Crux SWRHN-62B, it does replace the need for other install parts, but it remains untested if it can work with the factory amplified sound system on this specific CRV. All connections should be the same, however, you will still need to manually wire in the amplifier remote trigger wire as the Crux adapter will not provide it.
Click here to see the backup camera install on this CRV:
• 2007 - 2011 Honda CRV ...
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Parts Used (Amazon Associate / eBay Partner Paid Links):
*Dual DCPA701 Double Din Radio: amzn.to/3jzm2cF
*Pac HONK817 Double / Single Din Dash Kit: ebay.us/J69e6J
*Metra 70-1722 Wiring Harness Adapter: amzn.to/3sqmSO3
*Metra 40-HD10 Antenna Adapter: amzn.to/34UkvGo
*Pac SWI-RC-1 Steering Wheel Control Module: amzn.to/3xsDxzQ
*RCA Cable Adapter: amzn.to/3EYZmvx
-Alternatively- If you want a "plug and Play" harness, use the Crux SWRHN-62B Radio Wiring Harness Adapter. This replaces the need for the Metra 70-1722, Metra 40-HD10, Pac SWI-RC-1, RCA cables: amzn.to/3vXBfIp
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Parts used linked in the description of the video!
Me: oh this probably isn't THAT hard, I could do it
Me after watching this: oh nvm 🙃
Thanks! The first 3 minutes of video saved me so much time and kept me from damaging the finish trying to get the various dash parts disassembled. It came apart exactly as shown. Excellent information and perfectly explained. Thanks again.
Do you need all of that extra stuff that he had to install it or can you just install it using just the CarPlay ?
@@JACOBGalan
I’m sorry, I only focused on the dash disassembly. I had a different new stereo so I didn’t focus on the rest. But I did have to purchase the stereo’s bezel dash plastics to replace the original. I bought 3 harnesses: connector to the car’s harness, connector to the stereo and a connector for the antenna. I still need to install the backup camera, which looks to be more effort than the stereo’s installation.
You provided the most thorough information anyone could ask for. Im so greatful for your professionalism. Looking forward to giving this set up to my daughter as a graduation gift. Her 09 CRV will have a up to date infotainment system that she will love.
Great video! Was a car stereo installer back in the late 90's-early2000's. I'll be Installing a JVC KWM750BT in my 07 CRV next week. Will be my first installation since then, can't wait... This was great refresher. Thanks
Thanks for clearly showing the steps in the video! I was able to install the unit in my 09 CRV!
Did you need any harness? Do the steering volume buttons work?
Nice video. Appreciate all the detail.
FYI - Re-upload due to error in upload in last version of this video. Sorry!
Thanks for the vid, did a nice clean install of a kenwood in mine.
Very impressive video!! Great teacher my friend.
Great job thanks lot!!
Excellent video. I followed it and got my new radio all installed. Last thing I need to do is replace the power socket with the dual USB like you have. I cannot get the power socket out. Any advice?
Well explained😇
Hey great video, had some of the best insight to how to connect a the stereo, made me really want to tackle this on my 2009 ex model. Even bought myself a solder kit to achieve my hopes of this car mod. But since I’m new to this, I’m trying my hardest to understand how you wired the rca cable connection to the aux inputs left, right and ground. Just for clarification, did you solder the left rca to the left aux, then solder the rca right to the right aux input, and then did the rca you have in the video have a 3rd ground cable that you soldered to the ground from the factory harness. Or did you solder all 3 cables from the factory harness to the rca cable because that’s what it looked like and sounded like you said in the video. Please reply back I’m just guy with a crv that’s trying to prove that anyone can work on there car if they just try hard enough and do the right research. Thank you 🙏.
Thanks!
hello, excellent tutorial!!! very clear instructions. question! i didn’t buy the PAC SWC. do you know which color wires are the SWC on the factory harness? i plan to posi-tap them (not cut, mortal sin!) to the KEY1/2 on my cheap amazon carplay stereo harness.
thanks in advance, happy holidays bud!!!!
YEAH HOW LONG DID IT TAKE TO BOOT UP
THAT'S SUPER IMPORTANT
YOU EDITED THE VIDEO
Do you know which factory harness usually contains video signal for factory reverse camera? can't find any in youtube. Usually new reverse camera also like you other video.
Haha I thought this would be no big deal to put into my crv I’m going to wait for a friend to help
Yep it all just depends on what features you are planning on retaining with your new radio.
I have 2011 crv with subwoofer w/o nav. The 18g remote turn on wire you added to pin 16 is my question. IT is spliced into the blue / white wire. Is this also where the antenna wire adapter is spliced?
Nice work
Thank you! Cheers!
gosh thank you for this
I might just bring my car to a mechanic because I don't know a single thing about cars 😅 Do I need to provide all the equipments you said? Do you know how much it might cost?
Good video. Smooth cheat though when you removed the AC vents. Not quite so easy to release those vents with pry tool. Just saying you need to place fingers BETWEEN the metal frame & the rear of the vent housing. Then PULL it straight forward towards you to pop it free.
Hey, just making sure so I can purchase everything and do it over spring break: I have a 2011 CRV. If I go for the exact same parts as you did, with the Crux one as exception, do you think it'll work? Thank you kindly
Small edit: Is there any other radio you'd recommend besides the dual one? Just to see if there's more options. Thanks
Very good video. I use wire nuts all day. Lol
Don’t use them in car audio.
PBB great video I actually bought the kit you recommended for the 2010 Honda CRV "SWRHN-62B" my only question is that on the harness from crux I have a Red/Black wire (AUX Detect and a White/Green Vehicle Speed Sense) and don't know where to connect them any advice will be greatly appreciated thanks.
Hi, I am planning to connect the missing wires from the back of the steering wheel connector to the back of the radio. Do you happen to know the color wires or the place of the wires in the connector behind the dteering wheel? There is a connector where the audio control and cruise control connect through the clock spring. Thanks
Do you have a video on how to manually wire a harness or a recommend one?
I see you tapped into pin 16 for the amp turn on but I believe you didn’t tap into the factory subwoofer positive, negative, and shield on the other harness?
When you soldered the main connector wires there were 2 green wires. How do you know which one connects to which?
I picked up an '07 today and I had to put in the radio code when I did, it turned on but all I could get is static from the radio side and when I push XM it'll give sound for about a split second and then static again off and on. I can hear the CD changer make noises.
Do you think this one is on the fritz? I'd like to keep the factory radio in it. I hope to look into it more tomorrow, weather permitting.
My 2010 CR-V has a USB in the upper glove box, can that be wired into the new radio?
Great Video! I have plans to do this but Every time I replace the battery is asking me for a number code on the actual radio. I'm going to be able to put the code on the new one? Thanks in advance!
Was listening to radio and it went to HF-LINK with a phone icon. Will not
allow me to do anything with radio but, adjust volume. Disconnected
battery and it still comes up HF-LINK. It did finally, after two days, prompt
me for code and I put that in and it worked. Then next time in car it went
back to HF-LINK. I don't have hands free options on steering wheel and
have never set up a bluetooth to work with my car.
How do u use the factory USB port as there in the glove compartment? My 2009 CR-V EX-L has factory GPS Navigation can i use the factory GPS antenna to a aftermarket unit? & my 6 CD Changer & how do they come out?
Looks like you’re missing some test variables. You didn’t test Bluetooth or the steering wheel controls before putting the radio back in the dash, also how did you connect those wires for the steering wheel into that little harness? Do they have to be soldered in or something else?
If I get the plug n play do I still need the dash kit and wires?
I couldn’t get that AC part of the black thing off, any tips?
Can someone help me with the pac setting, I have an Amazon system do I choose android radio? The walk through with that was first 4 on last 4 off and then the last one off on the small end, is this standard?
How did you get the sides connected to the frame???? Didn't show that part
How did you remove the 12v outlet near 14:36? Did you have to brute force it out or what? I cannot find a way to release it from the front of console. BTW, this was great video. THANKS!
Fantastic videos and thank you for posting. Is there a workaround to use the SWRHN-62B and still connect the amplifier? Is there a way to direct connect it or tap into another line?
Nevermind. I just saw your note in the description that it is untested.
@@Greg90731 Were you able to use the SWRHN-62B and still use the built in amplifier that comes in the CRV?
@@josemujica4024 hi Jose
I downloaded the full manual which has detailed wiring diagrams by model and with the help of some
Information on online crv forums was able direct wire the steering wheel controls. Works like a charm and no need for extra parts. Was also able to add a power converter and reuse the oem 7v backup camera, which I was happy about
Your 👍 🤕
After I installed the tablet I couldn’t unlock my door via my key bottom anymore any help ?
I’m going to replace my head unit tomorrow, I’m going to have a Raspberry Pi 3 loaded with Retro Pie & with like every NES, SNES, Sega Master, Sega Genesis/32X/Sega, Apple ][, Game Boy, Game Gear, Atari 2600, Mario Kart 64, Gran Turismo 2, Metal Gear Solid & Several Arcade ROMS behind the dash area… my job has me spending a lot of time waiting in my car…it’s gonna be sick
Great video. A couple of questions. What is the white connector for? You can clearly see it at aboout 9.25 mins in video. You do not use it but what does it do? Also the aerial connector also has a connector for the usb in the dlove box, I presume that you lose the use of this? Thanks
I suspect you've already done your install Billy, but I'll leave this comment for others.
The standard radio and cd player put in this generation of Honda CR-Vs was able to interface with iPhones, but only up to about iOS version 3 or 4 I think. Behind the lower mounting bar for the radio, there is a conversion unit. One plug is the white one which connects to the radio, the other goes to the USB plug in the compartment above the glove box. This unit allows the radio to control apple music for these earlier versions of iPhones.
You can buy an adapter to fit it, but what I did was remove the module from the dash, remove the USB female plug for my new radio and remove the adapter plug to the converter. I verified the wires (my colors were: Red - 5V+, Black - Ground, Brown - Data+, Purple - Data-; If unsure you should pinout the wires). Then I soldered them together and shrink wrapped the individual strands and the whole bundle.
I have a 12V air compressor, so replacing the power plug down there didn't make sense to me. The power factor is leagues for a standard 12V outlet is just leagues above. (USB max - 2.5 watts, Outlet - 12V * 10 amps = 120 watts)
Awesome video but it is way over my head!!! How much does this whole thing cost parts and labor?
For 2010 crv with Navi/factory amp and sub, would I have to tap the blue remote wire into the red wire like your video, or do you recommend any harness kit that’s always plug and play? Also if a pioneer unit has a pink speed wire, would you I connect that on this year CRV?
Thanks 🙏
Today, if your software is updated on your pioneer, you may not need to connect your VSS pink wire. VSS helps with location and speed accuracy with your navigation. If not, i'd look up forums where to identify your CRV's VSS wire location.
I was quoted $850 for my 2011 crv, which has both steering wheel volume control and back up camera. I have ZERO experience doing this kind of stuff. Is that an appropriate quote for this kind of upgrade? Thanks in advance!
I’m wondering if my exl with nav has after market head unit choices that are literally unplug/replug old to new, with no additional cabling, parts, trim, soldering etc
Nope, unless you find a non-branded cheap Chinese radio replacement that comes as a direct drop in. We can also assemble your kit for you and ship it out if that helps the cause. Just send us a message on facebook if interested.
I was wondering if it was possible to retain the factory backup camera with an aftermarket system on a newer Toyota?
Absolutely, but depends on the Toyota, year, and what parts you are looking to install.
Do u do radio intalls ? i have a 08 honda crv
Me again... I do not have a blue and white wire in my harness to connect to the amp in my 2007 honda crv. I bought the Henstar 7 that you reviewed and installed on the corolla. On the power harness, I have Rear view cam control (pink), SWC 1 (Orange/black) and 2 (brown), Auto antenna (blue), Ignition Switch (red), Memory Back up 12v (yellow), Illuminate Backlight (orange) and Ground (black). What alternative do I have to connect the amp? I appreciate any time you could dedicate for this question.
Just connect to accessory (red) if you don't have a remote turn on wire. Just tap into that wire and you should be fine.
@@ProvoBeastAudio Thank you! That was my guess but I am glad you confirmed it. Would love to see a how-to video on how to retain the factory rear camera on 3rd gen honda CRV with aftermarket unit.
@@Greg90731 If it had a camera, we would.
Wanna come and do mine? LOL
Okay, my dad had gotten me a car and this car as a non factory honda radio and it comes on but has no sound. Please someone simplify this for me lol
Do you need to have a wire harness or can you use the factory? I got a boss 10inch floating single din
You need to purchase a harness adapter, yes. Linked in description
Have same model car but my car has a oem subwoofer under copilot seat’s how config oem subwoofer with aftermarket stereo
Factory sub has its own crossovers and such, not much adjustment can be done with a new radio.
Black and brown from PAC??
Happen to know which harness you’d recommend that’d be compatible with a 2010 CRV w/ Navigation?
This is what I'd like to know. I've pretty much given up at this point. Seems like the cheapest solution for my broken nav unit is going to be 300 or more dollars. The radio still works so I guess it's tolerable.
Same here guys. 2010 CRV with factory navigation, six disc changer in the console, etc. I have yet to find a harness that doesn’t require me to cut apart the factory wiring. Really could use some help.
Did you find a solution? Wondering if this would work on a 2009 CRV with nav.
How can i reset this android car stereo?
Do you know anything about these CR-Vs having electric issues cuz my radio don't want to come on unless it's super cold I was told it was an electrical issue
Sounds like a bad radio. check this video out for more help: th-cam.com/video/xDjM0uB7fl8/w-d-xo.html
He was supposed to install the parking brake wire in order to operate CarPlay. I didn’t see it in the video.
You can ground it. You don’t ever need to actually run a brake wire
the white plug and the green plug that just hang there.... they aren't even mentioned, WHAT ARE THEY FOR? (From original wiring in the car)
Can be various connections not used by aftermarket equipment. Various data connections, wiring for options not equipped in the vehicle, etc.
Does the apple CarPlay USB port also take a charge? If not, is there a way to do that?
Yes it charges the phone.
I which you was in the Pennsylvania area or near by to do my friend 2009 CV-R I would definitely let you do her
How do you know if you have the amplifier in the sub?
There will be a subwoofer under the passenger side front seat.
Where are you located?
My steering wheels control did not work even with the adapter installed.
Either you have a issue with the radio, issue with setting up the adapter correctly, or an issue with your wiring.
Why does everything come out so easily here I’m trying to do it but it’s like everything is welded together
20 years experience.
How do I retain factory tweeter without getting the crux harness?
Factory tweeters are in line with the mid-range speakers. Regardless, you will need the correct harness for your specific trim level.
@@ProvoBeastAudio I think my tweeters run off the factory amp. Got them working after I spliced off the amp wire from the other harness. I appreciate the quick response.
If I replace similar factory head unit I need PIN code ??
As in replacing OEM radio with another OEM radio? Yes. If going aftermarket, no.
Imagine going through all of that to install a Dual.
Right? Too bad for radio price inflation.
Lol there is nothibg wrong with dual tho
What is wrong with Dual? What would you recommend instead?
@@destineedavis7696 Pioneer, Alpine, Sony, Kenwood, etc.
What's the screen size of the android replacement radio installed?
Good video.
The dash Kit accommodates any standard sized double din. The screen size is this unit was about 7”
I did halfway then I quit
Why?