PAC RPK4-CH4101 Radio Replacement Kit for 2013–2018 Ram and 2019 Ram Classic

Guides and comparisons

• Dash Kits and Radio Interfaces Explained: Metra, iDatalink Maestro and PAC (Keep Your Steering Wheel Controls)A new stereo usually needs three things besides the radio: a dash kit so it fits the opening, a wiring harness, and often an interface that keeps the steering wheel controls and factory features. Metra dash kits like the 95-3305 (GM) and 95-5812 (Ford) fit a 4-inch-tall receiver. An iDatalink Maestro RR or RR2 keeps steering wheel controls and can show vehicle info on compatible screens. PAC RadioPRO interfaces keep the factory amp and steering wheel controls on select GM, Volkswagen and Audi vehicles. Which parts your car needs depends on the year and trim, so we confirm them before the install.
• Vehicle-Specific Radio KitsA vehicle-specific kit is built for one dash, so a big screen sits flush where the factory radio was instead of floating in front of it. On our listings, Stinger HORIZON10 kits put a 10.1-inch touchscreen with wired and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto into Jeep, Toyota, GM, Ram, Ford and Dodge trucks and cars, plugging into the factory wiring without splicing. PAC kits keep the climate and camera controls in trucks that put them in the factory screen. Fit depends on year, trim and factory audio, so we confirm your car before anything is ordered.
• Backup Camera Guide: Kenwood Cameras and the Receivers with Camera Inputs We CarryFor most cars, the simple setup is a receiver with a camera input plus the Kenwood CMOS-230LP1, which Kenwood lists as working with most aftermarket receivers that have a camera input. For a sharper picture, the Kenwood CMOS-740HDLP shoots 1280 x 720 HD, but it connects through HD-TVI and works only with select Kenwood receivers that support HD cameras. If you also want a front or side camera, pick a receiver with more than one camera input, like the JVC KW-M875BW, Kenwood DMX958XR