How

Asked by Eloy Feb 02, 2019 at 09:17 PM about the 2013 Honda Accord EX

Question type: Car Customization

ii replace my stereo system in my 2013 Honda
Accord sedan with an after market stereo. But now
my original screen/back up monitor does not work.
How can I re use the monito and what would I
need to buy to get it to work?

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Okay if you installed the after market stereo yourself you either purchased the wrong harness or if you were specific about having a back up camera they gave you the wrong harness. If you are familiar with installing your own stereo just go to Walmart,BestBuy,StereoWest ect ect be specific and let them know you need the install harness for the stereo and back up camera in your make and model vehicle. If your not familiar with installing I would take it back to who installed it and let them know what your experiencing.

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