iDatalink
iDatalink HRN-HRR-CH1 Radio Replacement Harness with ADS-MRR Module for 2007-up Chrysler Dodge Jeep
Radio replacement harness for 2007-up Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep vehicles that retains steering wheel controls, factory amplifier, Uconnect.
- TypeHarness
- FeaturesDesigned for select 2007-up Chrysler, Dodge & Jeep vehicles
- Designed for select 2007-up Chrysler, Dodge & Jeep vehicles
- Universal radio-side connector for quick, easy installation
- Compatible with iDatalink Maestro RR and RR2 modules
- Supports factory back-up camera integration
- Retains steering wheel audio controls
Vehicle-specific harness
The iDatalink HRN-HRR-CH1 radio replacement harness is built for select 2007-up Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep vehicles. It pairs with an ADS-MRR or ADS-MRR2 module and a universal radio-side connector to simplify aftermarket head-unit installation.
Sustained integration
The harness maintains factory steering wheel audio controls, amplifier output, Uconnect functions, voice commands and satellite radio during daily driving. It also supports the original backup camera and rear seat entertainment monitor when the optional AVCH1 accessory and iDatalink ADS-HRN(AV)-CHR01 adapter are added.
Upgrade context
This harness replaces the factory radio connector when moving to an Alpine, JVC, Kenwood, Sony or Pioneer receiver while keeping vehicle data displays on the new touchscreen. It is not for vehicles outside the listed brands or model years, nor for installations that do not use a compatible Maestro module.
Highlights
- Designed for select 2007-up Chrysler, Dodge & Jeep vehicles
- Universal radio-side connector for quick, easy installation
- Compatible with iDatalink Maestro RR and RR2 modules
- Supports factory back-up camera integration
- Retains steering wheel audio controls
Specifications
| Brand | iDatalink |
|---|---|
| Type | Harness |
| Features | Designed for select 2007-up Chrysler, Dodge & Jeep vehicles |
Questions about this item
How much current does the ADS-MRR module draw when the harness runs all day?
The harness is passive wiring; all power draw comes from the connected Maestro module and aftermarket receiver, so daily heat and noise depend on those devices.
Which iDatalink module must I already own for the HRN-HRR-CH1 to function?
You need an ADS-MRR or ADS-MRR2 Maestro module; the harness alone cannot communicate with the vehicle data bus.
Will the harness keep my factory steering-wheel audio controls working with a 2007 Chrysler?
Yes, when paired with a compatible Maestro module and supported Alpine, JVC, Kenwood, Sony or Pioneer receiver, steering-wheel controls are retained.
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