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I practically asked the same question. I previously had a Pioneer installed in my Altima with steering wheel controls and microphone. I had an issue with my Pioneer system Best Buy stood behind their warranty (1 month and a few weeks dealing with no stereo at all) it came back with a scratch on the face so they replaced with equal value which I chose this Alpine. The installer assured me it would work with my previously installed microphone and steering wheel controls. It’s been a few weeks and only issue I have is that Sirius XM isn’t working (which I need to go back in to have them look at it. However, long story short the steering wheel controls and microphone works excellent. I’m definitely no professional so I would definitely ask them prior to purchasing it. As I know I did have to pay extra for the steering wheel controls, microphone and install kit with backup camera. But I’m confident you will be completely satisfied with the sound, clarity and ease of functionality with this Alpine. Good luck.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We bought this to go in my daughters Rogue. However, I have installed a similar radio in my 2017 Jeep JKU. It should fit in the Jeep Wrangler but you will need the correct dash kit for the Jeep. You will also need a Maestro ADS-MRR Universal Radio Replacement and Steering Wheel Interface and the correct wiring harness in order to maintain steering wheel controls. The radio will come with a microphone and you will need to use it and not the one already in the Jeep.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The microphone is a standard headphone jack that plugs into the back of the deck. You can use your existing microphone and keep the new one as a backup. However, some installers prefer to use everything new. I would recommend having the microphone installed above the rear-view mirror. This is much cleaner where you can keep your microphone, antenna for keyless, or keyless with alarm, and a small dash cam if you want. I find it looks better. Also, if you need a town sticker etc, and for your oil change sticker that area is free for space. This radio is supposed to be compatible with steering wheel controls. I would ask the installer, as I believe you need an extra module to utilize that feature. The wrangler or any vehicle going from stock to aftermarket, you will need a wiring harness and an antenna adapter.
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