Auxiliary Aux Port Replacement for Honda Civic 8th Gen, CRV- 39112-SNA-A01 Aux Input Adapter Replacement Input Jack Kit Car Repair Parts Replacement for Civic 06-11, CRV 09-11

Works great. My aux port has been difficult for some time now and stopped working entirely recently. This was a way easier swap than expected and only took me maybe 10-20 minutes after finding the correct tutorial on youtube. It fits perfectly in my 2011 Honda civic. Sound quality is good as well.

Easy to install and works as expected.

Super easy fix on my 2010 Honda CRV. Fix took just a few minutes and it works great.

I've had to jiggle my aux cord till eventually it never worked so I looked for some solution. I didn't realize my crv 2010 had an option to just pull this part out and replace it. For $13 it's a life changer. I'm glad I don't have to jiggle it anymore!

Used this to replace a part in my 2010 Honda CRV, where the Aux port started to fail. Had to apply pressure on push on it at a weird angle, for audio to be heard. I replaced the assembly with this, and it worked perfectly!

I replaced my 2010 CRV's aux jack in less than 30 seconds with this and it worked perfectly. Mine was located in the console between the front seats. I popped the old one out by lightly applying pressure with a small flathead behind the top hinge. The radio had fully stopped recognizing any aux connection with the broken part.

This is a solid product that effectively restored my car’s audio input functionality. The aux port works perfectly with my Honda CRV, providing clear sound and reliable performance. The build quality seems durable, and it fits well. However, I found the installation process a bit tricky and required some patience. It took a bit longer than expected to get everything connected properly. Once installed, it functions flawlessly and is a great replacement part. Overall, it’s a worthwhile purchase if you’re comfortable with a bit of DIY installation.

Found my aux connection in my car wasn't working and did some trouble shooting to find out that sometimes it's just this simple piece you pop out and quickly replace to be up and working again. I do recommend making sure you have the proper tool needed to remove the old one as it does not come with it. I got a small 4 piece set of plastic car tools which helps make sure you don't scratch the dash.