How to Add an RCA Jack to a 2005 Honda Pilot

It is possible to convert your auxiliary input connection to support RCA.

The 2005 Honda Pilot comes with a stereo input option that has an auxiliary, or AUX, input. This single 3.5mm cable port allows you to hook up external MP3 players to the system. However, if you want to import the audio from other outside devices -- such as DVD players and gaming systems -- into the car's stereo system, it is possible to convert the auxiliary port connection into an RCA hook up.

Things You'll Need

• 3.5mm to RCA audio cable

Instructions

1. Insert the 3.5mm end of the cable into the AUX port on the 2005 Honda Pilot's stereo system.

2. Plug the RCA ends of the cable into the "Audio Out" ports on the device you want to connect to the stereo.

3. Power on the connected equipment and start up the vehicle.

4. Press the "Aux" option on the Pilot's stereo and the connected audio now begins to play through the vehicle's speaker system.

References

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