Hi I have a jeep wrangler 2010 sport it has the phone buttons but when I push it , it say unequipped uconnect system , is this all I need ?Regards
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yes, this will work as long as you have the buttons on the radiothanks for shopping with usluke V
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Yes you can install the UConnect Box and then have bluetooth connectivity to your phone.
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The unit is bluetooth ready meaning you must purchase their bluetooth adapter. I was skeptical but it actually performs very well. This means having an extra button separate from the head unit. I have mine in a diesel pickup with a considerable amount of in cab noise and still works well.
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you have to plug it in to the back of the radio unit..Its has wires long enough to reach the glove box and is advantageous ,so you can update unit without unhooking it from back of the radio every time
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The antenna comes into the unit so that it can over ride the radio signals when it starts recieving Bluetooth. It then has a standard antenna connection for the head unit. On my jeep i had to buy an adapter because the stock head unit did not have a standard antenna input. Once installed and firmly wired it works great. I also got a fuse adapter for a power input to make it easier.
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i have a 2013 with uconnect what will i need i already have bluetooth and also how do i still keep my usb in the center console and is there a bypass to play dvd while the vehicle is in motion and will the steering controls stay the same
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Simple. My 2014 Jeep Wrangler had a jack pre-wired. I simply had to plug it in.
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http://www.uniden.com/content/ebiz/uniden/resources/ownersmanuals/TRU9485om.pdf One thing I found about these handsets is the buttons quit working and there is nothing you can do. I took it apart and cleaned any contacts I could get to and still nothing. These are crap. But at least you have the manual now. Have fun!
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To take the 5 answers so far, and chime in with my own answer. I am also looking at possibly buying this unit, and I did some searching around. Firmware updates for the radio (not including maps) are free from the JVC website. When a map update becomes available (there isn't one for this unit, yet) they will include it on the support page and forward you to Navteq (navigation com). http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt500hdt/index.html Updates for Similar (older models of JVC in-dash nav units) are $139. Looks like the updates come out about every 18 to 24 months. One example: http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt1/us/index.html
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Yes it worked prefect. Fairly easy to install. The directions aren't that great. But not to bad. It does not retain the uconnect or microphone for the bluetooth. I had to install a Mic separately. But all is all it's a great product and I don't think you can get any aftermarket radio to work without it. One more thing before you buy it make sure to find out if you have a premium sound system or not. It matters. There are two different ones to choose from.
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I had the base radio in my 2012 Rubicon and installed the Rosen CR1210 this past weekend. I should fit perfectly in your 2013 Wrangler. Just make sure you order the Chrysler version of the radio. The radio supports Sirius XM, but you need to buy the Sirius XM receiver module. The directions that come with the unit aren't very good. The most helpful piece of information is the wiring schematic label on the top of the unit. There is also a good installation video on Youtube. Just search on "Rosen CR1210 Installation". The CR1210 also supports a camera input. I bought one on Amazon and wired it in while I was installing the radio. Now I have a backup camera that come on whenever I shift into reverse. Works great. The radio itself looks like it came from the factory. Good quality and the fit and functionality are excellent. One last thing, the radio comes with two sets of mounting brackets. For your Jeep, you'll want to use the shorter brackets.
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To take the 5 answers so far, and chime in with my own answer. I am also looking at possibly buying this unit, and I did some searching around.Firmware updates for the radio (not including maps) are free from the JVC website. When a map update becomes available (there isn't one for this unit, yet) they will include it on the support page and forward you to Navteq (navigation com).http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt500hdt/index.htmlUpdates for Similar (older models of JVC in-dash nav units) are $139. Looks like the updates come out about every 18 to 24 months. One example:http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt1/us/index.html To take the 5 answers so far, and chime in with my own answer. I am also looking at possibly buying this unit, and I did some searching around.Firmware updates for the radio (not including maps) are free from the JVC website. When a map update becomes available (there isn't one for this unit, yet) they will include it on the support page and forward you to Navteq (navigation com).http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt500hdt/index.htmlUpdates for Similar (older models of JVC in-dash nav units) are $139. Looks like the updates come out about every... » Read More To take the 5 answers so far, and chime in with my own answer. I am also looking at possibly buying this unit, and I did some searching around.Firmware updates for the radio (not including maps) are free from the JVC website. When a map update becomes available (there isn't one for this unit, yet) they will include it on the support page and forward you to Navteq (navigation com).http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt500hdt/index.htmlUpdates for Similar (older models of JVC in-dash nav units) are $139. Looks like the updates come out about every 18 to 24 months. One example:http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt1/us/index.html « Show Less
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I've had the metra faceplate for over a year now. The navigation feature depends on the type of head unit you purchase. The navigation unit you probably have in your car is a part of the radio and will be swapped out when you get your new stereo receiver. I recommend a Sony head unit with a feature called "mirror link". This feature allows you to connect your smart phone to the receiver and use features like navigation on the head unit. This choice is much cheaper than buying a head unit with navigation built in.
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Sherry--the best way to get a correct answer is to call the folks at Coastal Tech. I've talked to them and they were quite helpful. I've seen mixed reviews about their phone demeanor but, they were great for me. My experience has been quite positive with the unit I have installed in my 2010 Dodge Ram. So much so, that I'm going to install one in my wife's Wrangler. Good luck.
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You probably have to enable voice control or handsfree/carmode calling on your phone
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The CR1210 has it's own Bluetooth/hands-free phone support. It works well. My iPhone synched up instantly and I was able to transfer my contact list with one touch on the onscreen menu. The CR1210 also has a built in USB port and auxiliary input port just like the OEM stereo does. It also supports the steering wheel stereo controls (make sure you plug in the brown connector). The only thing it doesn't support is the Bluetooth microphone in the A pillar. However, they provide you with a microphone of their own that works well. You just have to run the wire. If you want SiriusXM, then you have to purchase the SiriusXM SXV300v1 Connect Vehicle Tuner Kit for Satellite Radio from Amazon. The satellite menu comes right up on the CR1210. I've been very pleased with this unit. It works well and looks OEM. The GPS software works great. The only downside is that the directions aren't all that good. The best information can be found on the wiring schematic label on the top of the device. There is also a good Youtube video (Google-- CR1210 installation jeep jk). Hope this helps.
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It works great with Siri!! It's one of my favorite features of the phone. When I'm driving I just push the top button and it activates Siri. I say "Call Joe Smith" and it calls Joe Smith. If I get a text, push the button say "Read Text Message" and they're read, giving you the option to speak your reply. I can also push the button and say "Where's the closest Dunkin Donuts (not that eat them LOL) and Siri will find it and ask me if I would like to call it or get directions. It really helps keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel.
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Be sure that you are following the install instructions correctly, maybe go back to original mfg program and try again.I never had a problem with my Jeep, but others did and they solved their problem by contacting Hypertech, - you may be using the wrong or outdated program. Good luck!