Has anybody added a Blitzsafe HON/AUX DMX V.2X to a 2006 Accord Coupe EX-L with XM\Navi? The reason I ask is that I have been looking on this and other forums and what I have seen is that people have done it to non-navi’s or 2005 models. The problem I want to clarify is where on my radio is the 14 pin plug? It may be right on the back of the radio? Not like the 2005 model where I see the connectors like in http://www.beaufordbuddy.com/ipod_install_5.htm information page. I took a picture of my radio. Can anybody confirm if the 14 pin plug is on the very back of the radio? Does anybody have a picture of the back of the radio on a 2006?

Thanks…

Do a search...there's tons on this subject

Its not on the back of the radio, its on the bottom. You just unplug your navi connection, plug it into the Blitzsafe harness and plug the Blitzsafe where the navi was...

I have a 2007 Accord Coupe EX-L w/NAV XM and indash 6-disc CD Changer. I bought the Blitzsave HON/AUX DMX V.2X to install. Following the How To from beaufordbuddy, when I got it opened up, the bottom of my radio didn't have any connectors, just like the pictures here from derdude.

Where is the connector on this model?:dunno:

Thanks for any help.

I also have nav and there is no connector visible like there is in the non-nav instructions you can find on the net. The only thing I know is that you have to remove the upper dash piece (the piece that is above the nav and covers teh AC vents.) I've gotten instructions from a couple of members here but I can't get that piece off without really messing up my dash. I've had the USA Spec adapter for a month now and I still can't get it installed.

If you can get teh upper dash piece off then you'll be able to install this on the navi trim. Let me know if you figure out a good way to get it pried off without denting up your plastic trim or vinyl-wrapped dash.

When I had my Coupe I added a remote mount Sirius receiver. I connected the Blitzsafe to the XM receiver in the trunk instead of the rear of the radio.

This worked out well since the Sirius receiver radio was mounted close to the XM receiver.