Even though the radio may be from a 2015 it will still work in a 2011 unless it's broken, which is a pretty common thing. Youtube is full of videos on Jeep/Chrysler radio issues and how to fix them. Unfortunately, fixing them is beyond the capabilities of most people. Unfortunately, the radios aren't a "standard" size... most factory radios aren't. So, unless you go with something like an Android radio that's sized specifically for your Jeep, you're going to need a dash adapter kit to make something fit. If you're just looking for something inexpensive, then you'd probably want a standard "double DIN" size radio with a Chrysler dash adapter kit. If you have steering wheel radio controls then you would need a wiring adapter to make those work too. Or, you could get something like one of these, which include everything needed:

Joying 7 Inch Jeep Dodge Chrysler Android 10.0 Plug and Play Car Navigation System 4GB+64GB

SKU: JY-JQ002N4GShip From: Chinese WarehouseCPU: UIS7862 12nm Dual ARM Cortex-A75 + Six ARM A55Ram: LPDDR4 4GB Rom:EMMC 64GBSupport Bluetooth, WiFi, DVR, OBD2, Back-Up Camera

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Joying Android Auto Car Radio For Jeep Compass 2009-2016 With IPS Screen 1280X720

SKU: JY-JQ124N4GNShip From: Chinese WarehouseCPU: Octa Core 1.8GHz. 64-bit high-performance processorRam: LPDDR4 4GB Rom:EMMC 64GBSupport Bluetooth, WiFi, DVR, OBD2, Back-Up Camera

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Joying Newest Android 12.0 Car Android Radio Replacement for 2009-2016 Jeep Compass

SKU: JY-JZ124N4Ship From: Chinese WarehouseCPU: QCM6125 Octa Core 64bit ARM 4xA73@2.0GHz 4xA53@1.8GHzRam: LPDDR4X 4GB Rom: 64GBSupport Bluetooth, WiFi, DVR, OBD2, Back-Up Camera

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I've got the 10.1 inch model and love it.

 

I've got the 10.1 inch as well. Comes with dash matching Bezel and installs in less than an hour. Android Auto and You Tube or Amazon Music is all I need but any app play store available will load and work well.

 

Yeah I want to stick to a double din. That will fit.

 

I admit I like this one best, keeping it simple like a proper Jeep 2009-2010 Jeep Patriot Am Fm Cd Player Radio Receiver 143970 | eBay

Though it sounds like you might like this one a little better 2007 - 2017 Jeep Dodge Chrysler Radio RES Mail-in REPAIR SERVICE | eBay

 

I admit I like this one best, keeping it simple like a proper Jeep 2009-2010 Jeep Patriot Am Fm Cd Player Radio Receiver 143970 | eBay

Though it sounds like you might like this one a little better 2007 - 2017 Jeep Dodge Chrysler Radio RES Mail-in REPAIR SERVICE | eBay

Yeah but it doesn't work & need to listen to music or podcasts I can't keep going on my phone to switch songs etc while driving. I need a new that will work

 

Check out crutchfield.com. They'll tell you everything that you need to make an aftermarket radio work in your Jeep. I don't know if they'll ship to Jersey, but at least you can find out part numbers, etc.

 

Stay away from crutchfield they're all about money too expensive everything

 

Oh ok

 

I tend to use pandora, through aux cord in the Jeep but bluetooth in the truck. Haven't even used the aux cord in the Jeep in awhile, and back when I used it alot it was with an MP3 player, haha.

Though if you're dead set on bluetooth in a Jeep, you may find this works a little better, it was designed for one and seems to be pre-2011. OEM 08-12 Dodge Journey Radio Phone Control Panel AM FM CD DVD MP3 Disc Changer | eBay

 

Iyour 2011 radio will work. But you have to take it to the dealer and have it flashed over to your jeep. It's an anti theft thing.
And you CANNOT flash it yourself. Dealer only !

 

Contact mygig.com and tell them what you need. You will get a used/refurb factory replacement with or without navigation depending on your preference. At the bottom right in small print on your radio face is the model you currently have. RBZ IS U-Connect with Sirius and no Nav.
RHB is U-Connect with Sirius and Nav. Your Sirius antenna is used for Sirius and the Nav use. Just plug and play. With Bluetooth you really can save some money and forget a Sirius subscription.
Mygig's radio's are very nice with no visible defects. I believe they will give you a trade discount as well. The one I bought was an RHB and worked and looked new. Had no issue subscribing to Sirius for the short time I had them. I have since switched to a 10.1 inch android unit from an aftermarket supplier and my music and podcasts are from the internet. You Tube, Spotify, Amazon Music, etc. Basically a built-in tablet with some awesome sound and all the frills of a tablet. Sold specifically for my Jeep Patriot dash.

 

One thing that the other replies have seemed to miss is that uConnect is a separate module from the radio head unit. You can swap any head unit into place without losing your Bluetooth pairing information.

If your original sticker doesn't show that your Patriot is equipped with uConnect, then no Mopar-branded unit will support Bluetooth. However, you can add the uConnect module (known as the 2011 - 2017 Jeep Compass Patriot Telematics Communication Module OEM part number 5064634AK) and have the dealer enable the module in the vehicle's computer (the dealer is the only one who can enable the module and if you can get them to do it expect to pay ~$250).

If you're interested, I'm thinking about selling my brand-new, never-unpacked Pioneer AVIC-5200NEX Multimedia Navigation Receiver and SiriusXM module on eBay. I have all of the installation accessories and the wiring harness from Crutchfield, but the harness is for a uConnect-equipped Jeep with steering wheel controls. The harness you would need is pretty inexpensive on Crutchfield.

 

I'm not sure what size this stereo is. I don't want to have to buy another harness. I just want another double din that will fit and work with no issues

 

The factory radio is not double DIN. It's the same height, but a bit wider. To install a double DIN radio you will need a dash adapter, like the one in this link:

Amazon.com: Scosche CR1291B Double DIN Dash Kit Compatible with Select 2007-2019 Chrysler, Dodge & Jeep Vehicles Black : Everything Else

Amazon.com: Scosche CR1291B Double DIN Dash Kit Compatible with Select 2007-2019 Chrysler, Dodge & Jeep Vehicles Black : Everything Else

www.amazon.com

 

Hmm thank you

 

All the radio bezels from '09 - 17 are the same, and they are all wider than a standard double DIN.

 

Yeah I measured the fascia plate it is 3 1/4 inches tall,8 inches wide.

 

I purchased a Joying head unit with the full Compass/Patriot trim bezel second-hand from another forum member about a year ago. It’s an Android 10 model. I’m really enjoying it…

One thing that I have not seen mentioned much about these larger-screened head units is the availability on the Google Play store of launcher apps designed for vehicle use. Among the apps are CarLauncher, CarWebGuru, and AGAMA car launcher. I’ve settled on CarWebGuru for my use. It has dozens of skins, including some very nice free ones. It has a very good (for me) built-in music player, and depending on the skin, you can have compass, altimeter, clock (analog or digital), speedometer (digital or analog), trip loggers (on-screen and stored for viewing), active road maps (from Google’s API), in-app navigation hints (taken from Google Maps), access to all the apps on your device, and much, much more, a lot of which is customizable. A few features require internet access, such as weather conditions and Google Maps for navigation , which I provide when I want/need them by using my iPhone as a personal hotspot. To give you an idea how customizable, as a learning experience I took the simplest skin, with just a widget to show speed or clock, and built it up to include virtually all of the above features with my own background image.