Jeep Genuine Accessories 5064829AG Media Center 430N Radio
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No, but because it's brand new, there's no need for a code. It will be locked to the first vehicle in which it is installed.
Thank you for showing an interest in the stereo system. Although we are not experts on this unit, we believe it is referred to as a "double din." "Media center 430N (RHB)CD/DVD/MP3/HDD/NAV radio with 6. br>Manufacture describes it as "Media center 430N (RHB)CD/DVD/MP3/HDD/NAV radio with 6. 5 inch touch screen" br>If you decide it will work for you, we can ship it to you today. With a price of $1595, we also have the best deal on this unit. 95, but you'll have to look under "other sellers" to find it.br>Hope this helps. Thank you, Second Wind Sales, br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br
Yes, it is compatible if your Jeep has control buttons on the steering wheel that can be used to adjust your current radio. Please be aware that the u-functions must be used with caution. To make a connection, such as a phone call, your jeep must be equipped with the U-connect system. Module for connecting to the internet. If it isn't already installed, it can be bought separately. Also, see if your jeep is a high-speed or low-speed vehicle. This relates to the electronics' electrical system. All JK Wranglers are said to be HIGH SPEED, according to my source.
Selected User Reviews For Jeep Genuine Accessories 5064829AG Media Center 430N Radio
It's been about a month since I upgraded from the 130s to this, and it's a fantastic upgrade. For plug-and-play with UConnect and the factory Sirius/GPS combo antenna, I wanted to stick with an OEM modal. I waited for the price of the one shipped and sold by Amazon to drop to around $1090, and while it is more expensive than aftermarket systems, it is still a steal for a brand new one. It didn't require an unlock code because it was brand new, and it came with firmware version 70. Versions 36 and GPS 7 Since the factory maps were two years old when I got it, I updated them when I got it. Since then, everything has been running smoothly. Only reason I didn't give it five stars is that it lacks some features for the price of aftermarket options.
The radio works as described in the advertisement, but it should also include instructions on how to upgrade the maps. These radios have been reconditioned and have been reset to factory defaults after being removed from another vehicle. It's impossible to update the maps without knowing which vehicle the radio is coming from.
I don't often write reviews, but I feel compelled to do so now. The radio's price was fantastic; the dealer couldn't believe his eyes when he saw it. So far, everything seems to be working fine (knock on wood), but my only concern is that the box appears to have been smashed with a crowbar. If you purchase it and your Chrysler does not already have UConnect, you will need to purchase a UConnect module and have the computer flashed by a dealer. That shouldn't set you back more than $80; just make sure the dealer knows what they're doing. If it weren't for the condition of the box when it arrived, I would have given it 5 stars.
After four months, the GPS stopped working. br> It turns out that this is a common problem with this model.
Everything I had hoped for and more was delivered with this item. As a new member of the Prime family, I am extremely pleased with the entire experience.
It was in excellent condition and functioned perfectly. The radio swap was completed in under 20 minutes! By not having the upgrade done by the dealership, I was able to save over $3000. I will buy from these people again without hesitation.
BUT DO NOT. I bought one and it didn't work, so I returned it and bought another from the seller, which also didn't work. I took it to the dealer to have it insulted and all that. It's a rip-off in my opinion.
Is no longer in use. The Bluetooth module recently failed (after only 11500 miles), necessitating the replacement of the entire radio. In my 2011 200 convertible, I have the original radio (430N). Overall, it worked well, though the screen resolution was not particularly high. res. The radio lacked Bluetooth connectivity for apps like Spotify, IheartRadio, Pandora, Stocks, and others. It isn't compatible with Android Play or Apple Car Play. Today's aftermarket radios (JVC, Jensen, Pioneer, Kenwood, and others) have these features, as well as steering wheel controls and other features, for a much lower price ($250 vs. $1,500). $1300). While the 430N was a good radio seven years ago, it is now outdated and unable to compete with aftermarket multimedia systems.
