Customer: add aux input to factory 2006 Honda Civic DX - no Nav no XM

[IndyAnne]

I want to add an AUX input 3.5mm to my Honda Civic DX Sedan. The stereo has the AUX option, but no input connector. So, I ordered the part SKU_200, GROM brand Car Stereo Interface, and it arrived yesterday. I also ordered the 3.5 plug finishing adapter to 2 RCAs, which also arrived in the same shipment. The car stereo interface box included a free adapter, 3.5mm male to 2 RCA male red & black. Also included in the box is the 8-pin to 2 RCA adapter cable, and the proper harness connecting the GROM AUX box to the stereo. Everything seems to be complete except for one more part.

Now I need a "reverse" wiring harness, for connecting to the speakers, switched power, ground, battery, etc. I am not sure what part to order for this, or perhaps I need to contact Honda directly? I hope the photos I have linked will show the connectors on the back of the stereo. The AUX adapter has a plug end that would connect to the factory wiring. I do not have the wiring diagrams for the pin-outs on the stereo. I hope there is an adapter to replace the original harness so that I can have power and speakers, backlighting, etc.

My goal is to connect this Honda stereo as part of a simple sound system for my vintage Airstream travel trailer. I am wondering if I will be able to run the sound from a TV or DVD player through the stereo, also, using the CD/AUX controls on the stereo?

Any help on these cable/wiring harness/adapter issues will be greatly appreciated.

My stereo info: model # 39101-sna-a010-m1, ref. # MF726ac, serial #FHB25001841, another number with bar code is MFHN504A

Thanks,
IndyAnne
Indianapolis

[autotoys]

Hello,
There should be 5 parts (do not count the RED 3.5 to rca harness which is by another manufacturer)

You should have

1. Grom Manual
2. Adapter itself
3. RCA to 3.5 microphone adapter cable
4. Round Mini din plug that goes into Converter that gives you RCA (2 of them)
5. White Y harness that goes to your factory stereo

[IndyAnne]

Yes, I checked the box again and found the 3.5 mm male to 8-pin din adapter for the GROM box. Thanks, it's all there. Sorry for the confusion, it's a really small box, I just went with everything above the peanuts. Doh! (homer simpson)
Anne