Maestro RR / RR2 Radio Replacement T-Harnesses

iDatalink MaestroSKU: HRN-HRR-AU1
Authorized Dealer In-Store Only

Choose the exact vehicle harness after confirming year, model, trim and factory audio configuration in the Maestro fit guide.

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In-Store Only — We’ll Help You Get the Right One

This product is not available for online purchase or shipping. Call or text us and we’ll make sure you’re getting the right one—whether you’re picking it up over the counter or having SMS install it for you. All purchases are completed in-store at SMS Car Audio.

Description

iDatalink Maestro HRN-HRR-AU1 — Audi Radio Replacement T-Harness

AU1 is for the supported Audi radio architecture where Maestro RR/RR2 can keep the vehicle side of the install intact while an aftermarket radio takes over the dash. It plugs into the factory radio wiring so the new receiver does not have to be built around a cut-and-splice harness.

Published family coverage includes selected 2002–2015 Audi applications. That range is not universal; later Audi and related Volkswagen-group vehicles can use different Maestro harness families. The exact factory radio, audio system and vehicle data determine whether AU1 is the right connection.

Once paired with the properly flashed RR or RR2, AU1 handles the vehicle-side wiring while the Maestro module translates the supported controls and vehicle information for the new radio. A compatible radio-specific head-unit adapter may also be available separately to reduce hardwiring on the radio side.

Confirm exact Audi model, year, factory radio and audio package before ordering. Maestro module, aftermarket radio, dash kit and other installation accessories are separate.
RADIO / OEM FUNCTION FIT

Where this fits in the build

The source unit has to fit more than the dash opening. Steering-wheel controls, factory cameras, amplified audio, chimes, USB, vehicle settings and data integration can change the correct installation path.

Plan aroundConfirm dash fitment and the factory features that must remain.
Match itMatch the radio to phone, camera, audio and interface requirements.
Finish itUse the correct vehicle interface instead of sacrificing OEM functions unnecessarily.