Yesmin AUX Cable for Renault Car Audio Parts, 3.5mm Audio Jack MP3 iPod iPhone 1.5m Aux Input Adapter Cable Lead for Renault Clio Megane Laguna Espace Kangoo Scenic with 2 U Style Release Keys

Super easy to install and it works just fine. The only thing I would say is that the lead is a little bit longer than it needs to be but it does then get you more options on how and where to run the cable.

Bought this for my girlfriend for her Renault Clio 2006, fits perfectly and fully compatible. Great sound, easy to set up, only took me about 5 minutes. Looks unobtrusive too and easy to connect the bluetooth broadcaster that I bought separately.

Cheap and works amazingly, was surprising simple to add an aux cable to my clio, although the aux cable's end is too big to fit into my phone with a case on.

Who knew these old Renault stock radios had an aux input on the back....why they don't include them originally is beyond me. This was just the job, the cable itself is plenty long enough and connection fits well with no loss of quality. I purchased this at the same time as an android auto screen so now my little 2008 Renault is neatly hooked up to an android auto screen with the aux running straight from the back of the stereo underneath the steering wheel trim and into the screen. What an upgrade!

The hardest part was getting the radio out. After that all you have to do is connect the green AUX cable connector to the yellow connector (Clio MK3) and plug them back in to the radio. Then go to the service menu in the radio and turn the AUX function on. 10-15 mins and it was working perfectly.

Easy to use the tools provided to remove radio. Cable fits beautifully into the back. Lead is longer than necessary for me which is a bonus. Easy to loop out under glovebox. I've had my car over 2 years without an aux and now I wish I'd found out about this product much sooner. If unsure, look up a tutorial to use this. In under 5 mins I had this installed and playing. Doesn't interfere with any other functions of the radio. This is such a simple fix that anyone can do.

Fitted this to a Renault Modus and works perfectly. Points to watch - don't drop either of the removal tools down the handbrake hole! Maanaged to remove the radio with just one so no problem but best not to do that. Pull the radio out and you need to remove the existing yellow plug, which you then clip into this lead. Then push both back in the back of the radio together. I then checked it worked before pushing the radio back in. Feed the wire down the back of the radio hole in the dash, follow other exisitng wire routes. You have to carefully push everything back and pull this new wire through as it goes. The unit needed a bit of persuading.

Easy fit