Hi All,

I got my hands on a touchscreen unit from Mopar, but would it fit directly to out 2012 JK with infinity sound system? As to keep bluetooth, steering wheel control etc? It was manufactured in 11, (not sure what vehicle it came out of).

 

There's a lot of variable there. Which model is it? There should be a 3 letter code on the lower right face of the radio. Also the part number off of it would be needed as well to determine if it's the correct bus speed for a JK. also, what radio do you have now, and do you already have Bluetooth, etc. with it?

 

Jeff,

I currently have the upgraded radio with infinity sound system bluetooth and usb. I have it out and the top part of the sticker is partially ripped cant see the model number. and the lower front doesn't say it.

 

you MAY have to get the new radio scanned intio service at the dealer.. also the Mygig units have the U-connect built into them.. whereas the RES (130N) radios use and external module.. I am not sure if the microphone is the same on both or not.. the steering wheel controls will work..

as others mentioned the CAN bus speed is important.. certain chrysler vehicles used a Low speed bus, the wrangler and some others use a High speed bus.. the radio needs to match..

-Christopher

 

Here are some pics of it

 

what does the abbreviation say in lower right corner RHB? It looks like your mounting holes are correct. As long as it is a highspeed canbus you should be plug n play as Jeff said

 

Which side? As Idk why it flipped it the picture when I uploaded it lol

 

And how do I know if it's a Highspeed canbus?

 

As you are looking at the front of the radio it's the 3 digits in the lower right corner below the audio jack. ie RHR, RHB, RER ect

 

Yeah, I see the 3 letter code right there beside the aux jack, but the picture is too blurry to make it out. Based on the lack of a Nav button, it's not an RER or RHR. If it has Nav it would be an RHB, if not it would be an RBZ or REN. as long as the bus speed is correct (can't really tell without the part number), it would be plug an play and work with all your current stuff. Only way to find out might be to just plug it in and see.