SWITCHDOCTOR Auxiliary Port, Input Jack, Aux for 2008-2011 Honda Accord, 2009-2012 Honda Pilot (39112-TA0-A01)

My stock aux port in my Pilot started going wonky. So, the port is located inside the center console on a ledge, so the cord at the end of the metal connector brushes against the lid of the console. I had to keep the cord only half pushed into the port, or it would lose the aux connection. While I'd love to get a newer model Pilot with Bluetooth, I also love my Pilot and kind of live by the creed, 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it'. Plus, my son is terrified of driving, but loves my Pilot. So, he will get it or a newer model, so a new car for me isn't in the cards for another couple of years. Anyway, he and I were riding, and he rested his elbow on the center console cover. And the aux pushed in. I don't like listening to the radio. I'm old now, so I don't resonate with most of the music on the radio nowadays. I'm a literal meme. I watch anime and can't stand new pop music. Anyway, he managed to fix it so that we could listen to YouTube through my phone. Premium, no ads. But a few days later, I put my elbow on the console cover and the aux port was just done. My husband took a look at it and said that the port itself needed to be replaced. He hoped. I was terrified that I'd be stuck in the torture of listening to the radio or doing the whole, 'small Bluetooth speaker in the console while my phone streams to it' gig for a while. I mean, it works, but I also live by the creed of, 'If it's broke, just fix it'. We got this port in and my husband had it installed in five minutes. It's a perfect fit and I plugged in and had an immediate, tight connection. Started streaming my playlist immediately. I LOVE this port. Saved my driving sanity. I was sure that if I heard one more ad with that fake Bronx accent trying to sell me a new Hyundai, I might give up driving all together. Super great, easy to install product, at a super great, lifesaving price. If it's broke, you can afford to fix it, whether you've got experience or not. Just watch a YouTube video to learn how, even if it has ads. 10/10. Will ABSOLUTELY buy again if my port wears out again. I don't think this one will anytime soon. It's very solid and well made.

This fixed the AUX input in my vehicle and would've been plug and play in less than 5 minutes. However, as others have mentioned, with a little work you can pull out the circuit board from the plastic housing and replace the circuit board in the original plastic housing. The SWITCHDOCTOR housing is a lower quality plastic so it is worth the extra 2 minutes of installation time.

Had to replace my original aux port and this did the trick. Good quality at a decent price and wasn’t too hard to replace by myself.

This was fairly easy to replace. Use a flathead screwdriver and pop top and bottom up, and it’s easier. I accidentally went for the side and the original piece fell into the cavity where this rests. Once I figured out what I did wrong, it was super simple and my broken, intermittent aux port was perfect again.

It fits. It works. Sounds great. We shall see how long. 🤞🏾

Perfect replacement for my 2011 Honda Accord SE. Easy to replace (I watched a YouTube video), and it was easy. My old AUX port went out. I though it was the cable to my Bluetooth. Replaced the bluetooth device but was still having issues. This replacement was key. And what a great price.

Works great, my honda 2012 aux stopped working. Even though it doesn't fit in the original spot, it has the same connection.

Used it as a replacement on a 2010 Honda accord coupe in my girlfriends car and it works great with oem fit