PAC Honda Accord (2003-2007) Integrated Installation Kit, Steering Wheel Controls, Integrated Climate Controls (RPK4-HD1101)

Excellent product and delivered on time, I would recommend this to anyone that owns a Honda.Install was easy and looks amazing, best upgrade by far. I cannot fault this product it looks factory and like it was meant to be there.

A true complete replacement kit. Installed on a 2007 Honda Accord SE 2.4l. Single zone HVAC, so I can't can't speak for dual zone control. Set up and install was straight forward. Removing the top dash, above the radio, was the most difficult part. Just follow directions and be gentle. Kit does include a half lower pocket with a USB extension connection. Not sure why this is not included in the description. I included a parts picture taken from the Crutchfield web site. The pocket is definitely not that large, but in my case, that works just fine. Steering wheel controls work perfectly as well. I recommend the kit to anyone who wants an OEM look and feel.

The media could not be loaded. The idea is good but the implementation failed.I am disappointed by this HVAC control. Sometimes it gives cold air out, when I need warm air. So I have to set it on High to get it warm. And sometimes it gives warm air, when it is not on High, but it gets too warm. So you never get the ideal temperature. It has its own head. The Auto option does not function good as well.Another failure is the fan controlling. The fan does not turn evenly, like the oem kit. Just watch the video I have added.I also tried the newest firmware V13. The programm says "update succesful". Nevertheless it says in "product sofware version" V12. A mistake what I found is, that for an update you have to "Set all four dipswitches to the ON (DOWN) position" like it says in the detailed instructions on the internet page of pac-audio. But on page 3, part 3 it says ON=UP.I have placed a replacement order, in hope I just got a defective part. So I will give it another chance.I will update soon.

Pros:Obviously designed by someone who had a 7th gen AccordIMHO, best-looking dash kit, HVAC controls resemble that of original NSXComes with everything you needCons:Knobs feel cheapOnly white backlighting (coupes and some overseas CL7 Accords have red backlighting)Cubby loses a lot of space for USB plugI wasn't thinking about upgrading my 2004 Accord EX Coupe's stereo system, but I got a good deal on this product from Amazon Warehouse I couldn't pass up. I'm running this with a Pioneer AVH-X391BHS.The most important thing is to update the control unit's firmware as soon as you get it. It interfaces with your PC using a regular micro USB (older Android) phone cable and you can download the RadioPro application from PAC's website. The second thing is to put your hand around the cavity behind where the dash kit is going and seal it with the foam provided if you find any leaks. It will save your stereo from getting air blown on, give you more airflow to your vents and also not mess with the temperature sensors, which are the two small vents to the right and left of the radio on the PAC panel.So far, so good. I have the dual-zone temperature control and it works fine. I replaced the driver's side blend door for unrelated reasons and at least from what I saw, the steppings of the motor movement were the same as when I used the factory headunit which is a good thing. The steering wheel control interfaces well with the stereo and at least on my Pioneer, it is programmed for most people's needs from the factory, with volume, channel and mode doing what you'd expect, and channel up/down answering or hanging up Bluetooth calls. I would also advise an antenna plug extender for your stereo (the 7th gen Accord uses a standard Motorola plug from the factory)The bad part is that the display washes out easily in sunlight and I really don't need the unit to light up in the daytime. It seems that the illumination of the buttons is too dim for the day and too bright at night. Also, it lights up white and not red as the coupe stereos do. Not switchable. Another thing is that the controls feel cheap with the knobs feel like something from a toy car, and the buttons are unsatisfying to push compared to the factory unit. If you're a big fan of auto climate control, you might want to stick with the stock unit because this also doesn't do well with it, blowing either cold or hot air with high blower whenever I press "Auto."I'd say all in all, it's a good unit, but I wouldn't buy it for MSRP or if you're unwilling to install it yourself because for the 7th gen Accord, each HVAC control unit has its set of shortcomings and you might have to take them out a few times for updates to get them working at their best.

When the lights for the center dash and factory radio stopped working (common problem for the generation Honda Accord), this was both a very good looking dash replacement and fixes both my issues with the lights and radio. My steering wheel controls still worked after this installation, because the kit comes with all the harnesses and controllers to integrate nicely with the factory components. Dual zone climate controls were also retained.

Very satisfied with the transportation ans goods.

This was a very easy install and included everything I needed, fits perfectly in my 2005 Honda Accord Coupe.The problem I am having is keeping the air cold as it seems to suddenly get hot and not cool the car. I think the sensor gets cold and then causes the AC to shutdown.Other then that its a great unit and has a perfect fit in the car.

I got mine professionally installed so some of the problems others that did it themselves, i avoided. Air, vents, heat, all works just like the regular dash. No complaints.