Is it possible to install an after-market stereo BT kit (2.1 or 3.0).

I want to use my Android devices without having to use the 3.5mm audio cable.

I've found this wiring harness (Parrot) but was unsure of what else I needed. I don't care about interacting with the device itself once I pair my devices.

I'm looking at the "Parrot MKi9100"

 

Looks like you've found all you need. It should work.

 

That was easy..LOL

Thanks

 

I was disappointed that the Honda nav did not have bluetooth. I was interested in handsfree calling and audio streaming using bluetooth. After trying different bluetooth speakerphones (Parrot miniKit slim, and Motorola) and shopping for new head units with these features builtin, I found what turned out to be a great solution for me and saved my $$$$.

I purchased a motorMOUTH II stereo - Handsfree & Streaming Audio Car Kit for $79 and I am quite happy with the audio quality and handsfree calling. My calls come through the speakers in my stock nav unit and I can listen to iPod and Pandora without connecting a cable.

I mounted the mic/BT receiver on my dash using double sided velcro tape just uner the climate contol knob and ran the wire behind the dash to the Aux input down near the cup holders. The kit includes a mounts, cables, splitters, everything I needed and I am quite happy. Now I am going to spend the money I saved on a stereo amp.

motorMOUTH II stereo - Handsfree & Streaming Audio Car Kit

Cheers!

 

Actually paid $69 plus tax at my local Fry's.
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